Farewell
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Farewell
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Crimson winds from the west
Bringing the message of war
The land beneath my feet
Is quivering with fear
Battle fields burning red in my dreams
Eagles flap wings to the sky
Horses neigh
Clatter hooves
I hear them calling
I hear them calling
Calling, calling for my hear
Calling me back to
Fight the enemy
Fight for my kingdom
So raise my blade again for glory
Stars light up the night
By the lake I stand
You're by my side
I hear you singing
I know you are weeping
I hold you tight into my arms
I can feel your tears wet shoulder
For tomorrow I'll be on my way
Cry for me not though it could be farewell
For all my life I've been looking for you
But why can't such happiness last forever
As vows I've taken, for you I shall fight
So smile and wipe your tears
Farewell my love
For one last time I hold face
Run my fingers through your hair
How could I not miss these eyes
Deeper than the lake
Bluer then autumn sky
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