| Once we were outcasts, shunned from our land
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| But we trusted in Odin and the swords in our hand
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| We left our home and our heir; |
| and shall never return
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| But upon our journey, we saw both memories and villages burn
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| The blood of the Winnili runs pround and strong
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| Our hearts are as true as our beards are long
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| Our bows are iron, our customs are hard
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| Kneel to the kings of the Longobards!
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| The Winnili
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| The ground of Germania did shake at our feet
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| The Heruli faced us, we gave them defeat
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| Hurt of a suffering wounds are of arrow and flame
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| But still we conquer the Legions of Rome and left awe back with our name
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| The blood of the Winnili runs pround and strong
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| Our hearts are as true as our beards are long
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| Our bows are iron, our customs are hard
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| Kneel to the kings of the Longobards!
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| Together as brothers, through decades of war
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| We have each other and thus we endure
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| Forever our deeds shall remain in the scrolls of the scribes
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| The voyage of Ibor and Aio, the kings of the Winnili tribe
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| The blood of the Winnili runs pround and strong
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| Our hearts are as true as our beards are long
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| Our bows are iron, our customs are hard
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| Kneel to the kings of the Longobards!
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| The blood of the Winnili runs pround and strong
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| Our hearts are as true as our beards are long
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| Our bows are iron, our customs are hard
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| Kneel to the kings
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| Kneel to the kings
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| Kneel to the kings of the Longobards! |