Vox Clamantis
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Vox Clamantis
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Vos seres en la liberta per vos en per vos infant
Vos seres les libre suldat que los pays defendant
Gardia violan!
Vos seres multes fortunes, vo signor recompansan
Brandese vos anctes armas, l'enemi vindic seran
Soyes brevan!
Es per una santa causa que vos enta engagear
Liberante la coleïra, contre los que asseïgear
Nostra terra
Nos son un centan des pauvres, non suldate ma pagans
Non maniare les espedes, buclier, ne trebucans
Son perduan!
Devan nos es une arma, de milian des militars
Qui nos mettran su la terra, et feran nos summitars
Vela veris!
Sun en solis de l'etare, cornes Sun brevan sonnam
En Sun les hymnes cantare, vind sensu les oreflam
Per gloriam!
Sun en solis de l'etare, cornes Sun brevan sonnam
En Sun les hymnes cantare, vind sensu les oreflam
Per gloriam!
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Luc Arbogast performs "Vox Clamantis", and this lyric page sits inside the Luc Arbogast catalog on LyroVerse.
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