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Artist: Heaven Ablaze
Canonical path: /heaven-ablaze/1867
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1867
Read 1867 lyrics by Heaven Ablaze on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1867
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Norse mythology was brought to the new world
In a time when Vikings roamed our land
Epic stories in verse have drifted through the ages
And the relics of time lay forevermore
In 1867 a colony had been launched
By the deed of surrender the great white north was ours
A dominion soon spread from sea to shining sea
A land of such majestic beauty shall lay peacefully forevermore
This land with mountains so soaring
A land with Great Lakes so broad
This land with the cruellest of all winters
A land I shall call my own
I am a patriarch
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