Warrior's Ballad
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Warrior's Ballad
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Night falls and the fire burns brightly
Here we sat and listen to a song so sad
A song blows in the wind and a man remembered
A story of the old times and a love never ends
Where the mourning star rises lies a warrior
Who left his home and followed by the eagles trail
Who riding through the land with a horse so fast
Who's living and dir and buried with his sword
With a belief of light in his heart
He head deep into the darkness of night
He brings life to the no-life land
He raise his sword and fight till death
He has no tombstone to carve his name
But a tree grows tall into the sky
All the birds and every flower tells his story
A story of a warrior and a love never ends
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The Barque of Dante performs "Warrior's Ballad", and this lyric page sits inside the The Barque of Dante catalog on LyroVerse.
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