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Artist: Oratory
Canonical path: /oratory/heroes-from-the-past
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Heroes From The Past
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Heroes From The Past
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In virgin seas they salied in search of land
despite fear they bravely found a new world
Where the mysteries of the glorious nature
are silently kept by myths
for a world
where we don't fear our Gods
we coud die, to make our people pray
for a world
where we don't fear the unknown
we could try, try to fly far away
But now we have nothing left
Only pride, the pride in our distant past
A legacy from the brave sailors who ruled
The wonders of the deepest seas
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