The Eagle (structuring: Necessity)
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The Eagle (structuring: Necessity)
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deny the eagle the right to be weary
though she bears your nation a breast
thrush cries, thrush here
the cardnial mistrusts me
divides the grey sky with fire roads to ride
hey, with fire roads to ride(x2)
come the son again to my singing
they never thought of
the power they'd be bringing
helpmates e'er they
the boy and the son
hey, the boy and the son
thrush cries, thrush here
oh the cardnial mistrusts me
divide the grey sky with fire roads to ride(x2)
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