The calling
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The calling
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In these dark walls I celebrate the start of our journey
May our souls - humbled but brave - drink within the grandeur of this temple
The gloom and the glory of these altars
O poets, whirlwinds and storms announced the clashes
Be thy scripts testimonies of our noble deeds
In the holy name of freedom through the centuries
In your hearts courage shines like the stars
In this holy nights - follow its light
In this battle with you I shall rise
To the sky my sword-arm - I'll pray for the souls
In this battle with you I shall fight
With honour and vigour - I'll call the gods
Look on the fallen kingdoms
Look on the dying brothers
Look on the raining blood
Now hear my calling
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