The Battle For Mosque Al'Amu
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The Battle For Mosque Al'Amu
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ZULUS:
Blood is rich
War is power
Fight for the glory
Live for the hour
Dreams are dust
Fate is sealed
Win for the day
Or die on the field
IRISH:
Rally up, laddies, and fight for your freedom
We'll cut down the enemy forces and then
Darkness will fade as our new future rises
We'll march home the victors to live as free men
Hearts will be glad when this land recognizes
We never will serve under masters again!
MUSLIMS:
Hear us, and bless us,
This day of deadly of war
Our faith and future
Is what we're fighting for
Grant us protection,
Now and forevermore.
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