Ancient Pride
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Ancient Pride
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A great sea quick ships
A careful look toward the unknown one
We dominate and reign
While we are looking for land
Land is firm it's now near
The calling of the red blood of battles, resound on beach
Life is fighting for conquering new worlds
Death is fighting for surviving.
Better be dead than be enslaved all life long
The ancient pride is the way to survive!
The ancient pride, this way to survive
The ancient pride is the way to survive!
The old king had foreseen
The man of war would have brought death
Now it's time to fight with glory
Death rather than surrender
The shine of the black god, for death, is impending
Life is stopped, the time of pain.
Better be dead than be enslaved all life long
The ancient pride is the way to survive!
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