The Massacre Trilogy - Part III: Five Hundred's Enough
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The Massacre Trilogy - Part III: Five Hundred's Enough
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Sail, white man
Rape, European
Come, bastards
To steal us all
In the name of God
Rise the swords of Christ
And smash every little worm
That cries for freedom
On your knees, Indians
The old world Barbarian
Is here to reign
You must kiss the cross
Raise churches of gold
Give diamonds for mirrors
Be blessed the righteous
Who served those chosen ones
God wants you all
To save the Crown of Portugal
In the name of God
They've killed millions
And smashed every little worm
That cried for freedom
On your knees, Indians
The old world Barbarian
Is here to reign
You must kiss the cross
Raise churches of gold
Give diamonds for mirrors
Five hundred's enough
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