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Richard II

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Richard II

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The battle rages the fallen cry

Victors cheer and the vanquished die

Smell of fear a ring of steel

Stout heart breaks at Bosworth field

The mighty men in days of yore

Fight hand to hand blood and gore

All believers in their just cause

They follow him there just because

Remember well who passed this way

Souls of men before that day

Against all odds they would not yield

The men who died at Bosworth field

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