At Dawn We Ride
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At Dawn We Ride
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My son I know this wait seems like its
more than you can handle but I
promise that when the trumpet sounds
we'll grab swords and ride to war.
How much longer must I cry
to the moonlight and
How long 'til you send your justice
on my enemies
Though thousands stand before us
they will all fall
Lets ride to victory
How long? Rise up now!
Rise up my son and grab your armor sword and mount your horse
We all ride to our war we all ride to our victory
Wake up oh sleeper the battle calls all of us to war
One last great war of man and demon
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