| Shades of iron grey against a mustard sky
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| The world´s a weary corpse out leant
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| Through the thickening gas, some men are born to die
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| And some their country´s rage to vent
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| The heaviest burden that a soldier has to bear
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| The crushing weight of his defeat
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| To save an empire, men offer up their prayer
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| To strive, to fight, and not to yield
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| Adsit Anglis, Sanctus Georgius
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| The Phantom Bowmen of Agincourt
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| Overwhelming odds too Englishmen are bait
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| Outnumbered, figures soldier on
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| But prayers of sout hearts are heard by noble dead
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| And soon begins the battlesong!
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| ´Ye ghosts of England that lay grounded in the soil
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| Take your hope and look to the skies
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| And all old lions that once roared at Agincourt
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| I now command thee to arise!
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| Adis Anglais, Sanctus Georgius
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| The Phantom Bowmen of Agincourt
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| A raining tide of arrows born on spectral wings
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| Array, Array, Array, Array!
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| Falling from the sky was angel steel divine
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| To wash the enemy away
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| The noble German dead lay littered on the soul
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| And none to bar the soldiers´ path
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| But no mortal wound on these men could be found
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| Just Merry England´s hearty laugh!
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| Adsit Anlias, Sanctus Georgius
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| High chevalier — defend us all! |