| We rode in the morning,
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| Casablanca to the west.
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| On the Atlas mountain foothills leading down to Marakesh.
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| For Mohammed and Marocco
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| We had taken up our guns
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| For the ashes of our fathers and the children of our sons.
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| For the ashes of our fathers and the children of our sons.
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| In the dry winds of summer
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| We were sharpening the blades.
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| We were riding to act upon the promise we had made.
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| With the fist and the dagger,
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| With the rifle and and the lance,
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| We will suffer no intrusion from the infidels of France.
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| We will suffer no intrusion from the infidels of France.
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| We could wait no more,
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| In the burning sands on the ride to Agadir.
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| Like the dogs of war,
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| For the future of this land on the ride to Agadir.
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| Though they were waiting,
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| And they were fifty to our ten,
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| They were easily outnumbered by a smaller force of men.
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| As the darkness was falling
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| They were soon to realize,
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| We were going to relive upon their godforsaken lives.
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| We were going to relive upon their godforsaken lives.
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| We could wait no more,
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| In the burning sands on the ride to Agadir.
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| Like the dogs of war,
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| For the future of this land on the ride to Agadir.
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| We rode in the morning,
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| Casablanca to the west.
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| On the Atlas mountain foothills leading down to Marakesh.
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| For Mohammed and Marocco
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| We had taken up our guns,
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| For the edges of our fathers and the children of our sons.
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| For the edges of our fathers and the children of our sons. |