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Artist: Skelator
Canonical path: /skelator/honor-is-life
Related lyric paths: 6
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Honor Is Life
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Honor Is Life
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Return my sword to huma's breast
Beyond the wild and impartial skies
For honor is my life
For honor I will die
Thunder cracks across the sky
Evil's come to this land again
Men will fall and women cry
We will fight for paladine
The oath was formed in ancient days
Defended by ancient blades
Brothers bound by the measure's word
Knights of the rose, knights of the crown, knights of the sword
My hand trembles my visions blurred
As I sing these holy words
Though my blood is flowing free
From hell's heart I stab at thee
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