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Artist: Off'side
Canonical path: /offside/the-longships-are-coming
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The Longships Are Coming
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The Longships Are Coming
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Lindisfarne, holy land
of pilgrimage for the christian man
Church of god, and monastery
8th June in the year of 793
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
Ohlord, hear us pray
Save us from the Norseman's rage
In despair, final gasp
On the day that would be their last
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
The longships are coming
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