Battle Cries
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Battle Cries
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We will march into the night
Let the fear sink in their eyes
We will roar our battle cries
The oath we shall carry strong
Rally up the swords and shields
Fight until the blood is spilled
For the honor I decree
The heavens is on our side
We will march into the night
Let the fear sink in their eyes
We will roar our battle cries
The oath we shall carry strong
Rally up the swords and shields
Fight until the blood is spilled
For the honor I decree
The heavens is on our side
We will march into the night
(Wuh!)
Let the fear sink in their eyes
(Wuh!)
We will roar our battle cries
The oath we shall carry strong
Rally up the swords and shields
(Wuh!)
Fight until the blood is spilled
(Wuh!)
For the honor I decree
The heavens is on our side
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