Raven Eyes
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Raven Eyes
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Black shapes cross the sky
Once guardians of the pagan kingdom
Christian men took our land
But they did not take our pride
Ravens wont give you any blame
'Cause no words shall be said
They will just rip out your eyes
And eat your precious heart
Raven eyes watch from the sky
You better stay in the shadows
You better stay unseen
Crusaders of the cross rape the pagan land
A father and his son watch the troops
Knights in shining armour and horses to carry their gold
"Oh, please father, let me be a christian knight"
Crusaders of the cross rape the pagan land
A raven and his son watch from above
Wimps in womens clothing and mules to carry their shit
"Oh, please father, let me rip their eyes out"
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