| You’d do it for him
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| And you would do it again
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| You’d do it for her, that is to say
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| You’ll do it for himKeep your- stance wide
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| Keep your body lowered
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| And as you’re moving forward
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| Balance is the keyRight foot — left foot
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| Now go even faster
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| And as you’re moving backwards
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| Keep your eyes on meKeep my — stance wide (Good.)
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| Keep my body lowered (Right.)
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| As I’m moving forward (Concentrate!)
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| (Don't you want him to live!?)
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| Right foot — left foot
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| (Yes, but put your whole body into it!)
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| Everything you have, everything you are
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| You’ve got to give
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| On the battlefield,
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| when everything is chaos
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| And you have nothing but the way you feel, your strategy and a sword
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| You just think about the life you’ll have, together after the war
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| And then you do it for her
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| That’s how you know you can win
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| You do it for her
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| That is to say,
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| You’ll do it for him. |
| Deep down — you know
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| You weren’t built for fighting
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| But that doesn’t mean
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| You’re not prepared to tryWhat they — don’t know
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| Is your real advantage
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| When you live for someone
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| You’re — prepared to dieDeep down — I know
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| That I’m just a human (True.)
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| But I know that I can draw my sword and fight
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| (But you know that you can draw your sword and fight)
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| With my short existence (Good.)
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| I can make a difference (Yes, excellent!)
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| I can be there for him
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| I can be his knightI can do it for him
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| You’d do it for her
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| Okay, now do that again (Yes, ma’am.)
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| You do it for her, and now you say:
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| I’ll do it for him |