The Sword Woman
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The Sword Woman
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Red haired spawn of the devil
Eyes burn fierce; they smoulder
Thou shall not become his slave
Slit his throat, in his blood I will bathe
Cold fury turn me brittle as steel
Ride through a ribbon, of starlight
Walled by black forest trees
From a life of solitude, I flee
I sell my sword, to the highest bidder
To ride with my brethren
With shining steel by my side
Crush the traitors and revel, in their cries
Heart beats quick with strange longing
Live as I please and die as God wills
Eyes dance with reckless madness
Trade drudgery for wandering and violence
I sell my sword, to the highest bidder
To ride with my brethren
With shining steel by my side
Crush the traitors and revel, in their cries
The pounding war drums call me endlessly
To roads where armored captains ride!
With banners flowing, crimson dyed
To never be swine's bride
Forever, you will be
You will be denied
My sisters bend above their looms
And gnaw their moldy crumbs
But I ride forth in silk and steel
To follow the phantom drums
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