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Artist: Sarissa
Canonical path: /sarissa/deathdance
Related lyric paths: 6
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Deathdance
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Deathdance
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Enslavement years full of pain.
So many centuries under domain
Our hearts always remain free.
Before no one, never again we kneel
We’re not warriors no weapons in our hands.
Just simple women living,living on this land
So let history teach to the human kind
The way these women got eternal pride
And as we’re gazing up to the sky
Deathleap “deathdance”
The sun is smiling,shines so proud
A march to glory “deathdance”
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Sarissa performs "Deathdance", and this lyric page sits inside the Sarissa catalog on LyroVerse.
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