Aftermath
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Aftermath
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Aftermath
We are the children, the children of Rome
Power and glory will conquer us all
We stay together when we're far from home
High flying banners of blood
Breaking metal and swords made of steel
Fighting and killing for the holy seal
Terror and vengeance is coming my way
You'd better all start to pray
Seven seas and we've sailed through them all
Just to flight, see the light
Seven seas and we've sailed through them all
Fight and conquer
Aftermath
The victories won and the evil is slayed
The women and children were o so afraid
Singing a warriors song
Seven seas and we've sailed through them all
Just to flight, see the light
Seven seas and we've sailed through them all
Fight and conquer
We are the children, the children of Rome
Power and glory will conquer us all
We stay together when we're far from home
High flying banners of blood.
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Silver Seraph performs "Aftermath", and this lyric page sits inside the Silver Seraph catalog on LyroVerse.
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