Bran Mac Morn
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Bran Mac Morn
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He'll fight for us he'll kill for us
Making the oath with the unknow
We'll live for him our blood for Bran
- this is the land where the king is born
- he is the king of caledon
born with the blood of the wolves in the veines
you'll be the king
try to units the tribes on the land
the empire ir near
try the fight with the hammer and the brain
and wait for the sign
warhammer are running in the night
for caledonian's strike
I'll not rest till the end of the war
Crom i'm your son
I will crash Roman steel with my stone
Tonight the king is born
Chorus.............
Look in my eyes and you'll see all the pain
For brother lost on Roman cross
Soldiers are drinking the wine for your blood
But the Worms will spill out their lives
Chorus..........
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Rosae Crucis performs "Bran Mac Morn", and this lyric page sits inside the Rosae Crucis catalog on LyroVerse.
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