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[ti:Warrior and Man] |
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[ar:Carved in Stone] |
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[al:Hear the Voice] |
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Still I hear the old song, |
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it is sung by the birds and the leaves in the trees. |
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It is sung by the wind, |
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by the thunder and rain, by the waves in the seas. |
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It is sung by the merfolk, by gnomes and by dwarves, |
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in the rivers and mountains so deep; |
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it is sung by the fairies that dance in the woods, |
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it is sung where the unicorns sleep. |
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When the world was still young |
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and the weak race of man still had hearts true and proud, |
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Man did fight side by side |
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with the folk of the woods as an invincible crowd. |
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As a frightening army they rode through the mist, |
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with their weapon and shield by their side; |
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and the warrior's song all the swordsmen did sing |
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as the black army rode in the night. |
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But the race of man's weak |
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and it started to fight only for money and fame; |
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While the folk of the woods |
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fought for justice and truth, not for man's greed and shame. |
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Thus the elves turned their back on man's insanity |
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and the old friendship came to an end; |
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and the warrior's song was forgotten by man, |
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who to gold and injustice did bend. |
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But I still hear the song |
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which is sung by the birds and the leaves in the trees, |
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which is sung by the merfolk, |
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by gnomes and by fairies in the mountains and seas. |
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And as long as my heart beats this song will be there, |
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for I know that the warriors still ride. |
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Yes, the race of man's weak, but a few still remember |
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the old words of honour and pride. |
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Yes, the race of man's weak, but a few still remember |
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the old words of honour and pride. |