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Artist: Triumvirat
Canonical path: /triumvirat/the-march-to-the-eternal-city
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The March to the Eternal City
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The March to the Eternal City
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a)Dusty Road:
They are on their to Rome
Countless slaves to go to war
And they are fighting not alone
On their way so confident
They are carrying missile and spear
The desperation disappeared
And victory is near
In the sea of blood and bones
Sands of time stand still
Dying on the dirty road
Spartacus has come to kill
b) First Success
On Their way so confident
They are carryng missile and spear
The desperation disappeared
And victory near.
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