Betrayal
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Betrayal
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Betrayal
[Trilogy 3: Gates Of Fire: Part 2]
The mighty horde of Persia
Could not break the Greeks
The tree hundred Spartans
Accept not defeat
Even the Immortals
Xerkses' pride of war
Die in bloody battle
By spear and by sword
Betrayal by one of our own
Betrayal of gods and the throne
Anopaia Pass found
From traitor's tale
Immortals doth surround
The Spartans through betrayal
Arrows block the sun out
The three hundred die
Here courage did abound
In the Gates of Fire
Betrayal by one of our own
Betrayal of gods and the throne
Betrayal by one of our own
Betrayal of gods and the throne
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