Rise
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Rise
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In the service of kings I stand
For centuries I preserved the coven
The pride of all men
The kingdom-wide compels me
To honor their names and faith
A new doctrine came forth that day
To end a strife, to relieve a burden
My intent was pure, the king's was not
Noble my act, he deceived to shame my name
How was I so blind to see?
I must call on the dead I've served
I command you to
Rise! Oise! oh rise!
Rise! Oise! oh rise!
Made victim of fates unseen
I must work to restore the truth
The king sought change to topple the balance
Dispense with those that stand to impede his reign
Brilliant the scheme the plain he laid
But the price for betrayal must be paid so
Rise! Oise! oh rise!
Rise! Oise! oh rise!
Rise!
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