| Taxes raised by the union king
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| A blockade in his back for the days of the wars
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| — No importation and no exportation is making the nation bleed
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| Yet the bailiffs demand their gold
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| The uprising is growing for every day
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| — The threatening, the torture, the killing of men
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| Is a plague that must now come to end, once and for all
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| Mountain Men
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| Hear the call now!
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| Fight tyranny’s cold hand
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| Mountain Men
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| From the harsh land!
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| Cast of your chains and the burning shackles
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| Fortresses they took one by one
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| With success came support from the highborn class
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| — We grant you aid to dethrone our king for financial prosperity
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| The crown forced to negotiate
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| So they called for a council of all for estates-
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| — Now we elect you captain of the realm
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| So pull back your forces and return home
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| Old and worn, to be forgotten
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| Misled to the shade of the stage
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| But with a plan, he will return
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| Halfway to the council of the realm
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| Ambushed by rivals in disguise he met his demise
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| By the blade of greed he fell down
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| Mountain Men
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| Heard the call and
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| Fought tyranny’s cold hand
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| Mountain Men
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| From the harsh land
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| Cast their chains and the burning shackles
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| The King was dethroned and fled head over heels
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| And he ended his life in disgrace
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| In piracy |