The Ides Of March
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The Ides Of March
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Caesar, beware these days,
I pray thee, beware these days!
A vision, comes to the seer,
It fills my brain, I see your pain
The nineteenth, nineteenth of March,
I see you've marked the Ides of March
Kiss of the queen, bite of the snake
I see your treachery filled fate
Go, run and fly free, your future I see
Dark blades you must flee
Go run and fly free, bad magic's to be
Fly free
Your friends, you thought so dear,
They plot your death
Your death's so near
In the dark, I see their faces,
Such twisted faces, I see their faces
The magic, once strong and true,
It seems to fade, fade from you
The strange ones, have now come,
They've come, coming for you
I see them gathered all around you,
You sense their greetings false
The smell of treachery sears the air
I see you lying in your blood
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