Demetrios Poliorcete
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Demetrios Poliorcete
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Fils du général borgne d'Alexandre
Tu en hérites la soif de puissance
Luxe et stupre t'entourent
Vénère Edon, la vie inimitable
Ton règne est un jeu de hasard
Le pouvoir te brûle les mains
Nul ne sait où tu peux échoir
A force de narguer le destin!
Les cités tombent entre tes mains
Tes alliées d'aujourd'hui, de futures ennemies
Ainsi peut tourner le sort des armes
Mais sans relâche tu tisses ta toile
Abandonné, ruiné, déchu,
Tes mercenaires ont fui
Fui tes ambitions démesurées
Et tes promesses non tenues
Démocratie, Piété, Patrie
Mots vides pour faibles esprits
N'oublies jamais quoi que tu fasses:
Ne jamais perdre la face!
Sodomie, blasphème, ivrognerie,
Tout est possible il te faut jouir
Sans retenue sans partage
Pourquoi d'autres prendraient ta place?
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Osirion performs "Demetrios Poliorcete", and this lyric page sits inside the Osirion catalog on LyroVerse.
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