Cimmeria
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Cimmeria
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Dark horsemen hordes
At dawn they ride
For the riddle of steel
My father has died
Two snakes together
Facing each other
I'm sworn to revenge
Seeking this standard
Cimmeria...Cimmeria...
Gladiator and pirate
Mercenary and thief
Treading the jewelled thrones
Under my sandaled feet
I've roamed in kingdoms
Lay spread across the world
And I shall be king
Where once chaos whirled
Cimmeria...Cimmeria...
My fate was forged
In that distant land
The name men called me
Forgotten, banned
It was long ago
Innocence, callow
And hunts and wars
Are like shadows
Cimmeria...Cimmeria...
Cimmeria...Cimmeria...
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