Old Savage
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Old Savage
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Huddled before a dim fire
Long white hair, knotted with bones
The open plains stretch in all directions
He cannot remain in one place for too long
Prison works its way to his heart
He stirs from a fitful slumber
The moon turns red
The fire begins to grow
He joins the fray
Battle calls the old savage
The fire begins to grow
He outlives them all
His body creaks but still he fights
He's a warrior born
Three score years of bloodshed
He lost count of how many he's taken
The battle lust is always there
The moon turns red
The fire begins to grow
He joins the fray
Battle calls the old savage
The fire begins to grow
He outlives them all
His body creaks but still he fights
He's a warrior born
The battle lust is always there
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