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King of Shardana
05:12
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fireball in the sky
gods seat in heaven
thunderbolt strikes
with number eleven
from another tribe
he crossed the sea
becoming that day
king of the seven hills
With blues on our hearts
and red blood in our veins
we follow our king
into Shardana reign
a red and blue flag up high
when thunderbolt strikes
victory after victory
Shardana ruled this world
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Call of the Goat
05:56
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from the peak of the wounded mountain
I can see the shape of the wounded beast
I can see, I believe, I can hear the evil bleating
from the top of the burning mountain
everyone can hear the call of the goat
I can see, I believe, I can hear the evil bleating
from the top of the burning mountain
everyone can hear the call of the goat
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