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by @Mooncatcher

For now the winter bites Breath stolen by the cold fingers Of the nights frost Hanging in the still air We shall return to our motherland Victoria is the name Pressed onto cracked lips Let the fire of saviour burn tonight As we prepare For thine enemy shall taste The cold arrows Peirce the breast of harlots As we march Bear skin warms our back And norse songs pound inside souls Of brave warriors Beneath the silver moon March march march Until this land is free again And we return To the love of the Summer angel
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