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Artist: Stonehenge
Canonical path: /stonehenge/under-the-swords-bell
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Under The Swords Bell
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Under The Swords Bell
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Gold Sun rose over a field
Two armies stood vis-a-vis
Steel swords were flashing in hands
Blood will shed on our land
Light of the day, dark of the night
Cannnot stop this bloody fight
We were born so as to die at this war
For the glory of british crown
We live and die
Under the swords bell
Soldiers of the king, you're great warriors
Hoist your flags and attack
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