The Forgotten People
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The Forgotten People
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Hear the call the wind, thousand legend it brings
Of a kingdom forgotten and a race old as time
Our homeland was lost when atlantis did fall
Our ancestral islands are now mountains so high
Our forefathers fought for their clan and their gods
And the stone age empires clashed in glorious rage
Aquilonia was vanquished, its throne ours to take
Hear the song of the forgotten people
Hear the sing of the forgotten gods
History turned the page when blonde warriors came
Caledonia has witnessed our last king on his throne
Now it's all lost in time but the last ones still fight
For a crown made of iron and an idol of stone
Hear the song of the forgotten people
Hear the sing of the forgotten gods
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