Transylvania
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Transylvania
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Next to Carpathians
Lays Transylvania
With its beautiful forests
And fields, and rocks, and rivers
The great empire of the black arts
The ancient field of Hungarians
With his proud history
And dark nightmarish castles
Defending Europe with his
Brave border warriors
The great empire of the black arts
The ancient field of Hungarians
Elizabeth Bathori
And the legend of Frankenstein
And the story of Dracula
Vampires also came from here
The great empire of the black arts
The ancient fields of Hungarians
The great empire of the black arts
The ancient fields of Hungarians
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