Hymn to Vigilance
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Original tune Akk Fader. Very quiet recording [http://www.madrigirls.org.uk/audio/1Akkfader.mp3 here]. | |||
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I arm myself with sword and shield | I arm myself with sword and shield | ||
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An empire pure and whole | An empire pure and whole | ||
Must ever be our goal | Must ever be our goal | ||
O let me ever vigilant stand | ''O let me ever vigilant stand'' | ||
Defending faith and land | ''Defending faith and land'' | ||
False doctrines and deceitful words | False doctrines and deceitful words | ||
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If malcontents and fools | If malcontents and fools | ||
And raised on high to rule | And raised on high to rule | ||
O let me ever vigilant stand | ''O let me ever vigilant stand'' | ||
Defending faith and land. | ''Defending faith and land.'' | ||
These words shall ever be our charge | These words shall ever be our charge | ||
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For should we ever fail | For should we ever fail | ||
The darkness shall prevail | The darkness shall prevail | ||
O let me ever vigilant stand | ''O let me ever vigilant stand'' | ||
Defending faith and land | ''Defending faith and land'' | ||
</song> | </song> | ||
Revision as of 20:30, 23 August 2012
Original tune Akk Fader. Very quiet recording here.
I arm myself with sword and shield To take the battlefield And daily armed with faith I go To face a subtler foe An empire pure and whole Must ever be our goal O let me ever vigilant stand Defending faith and land
False doctrines and deceitful words Across the lands are heard And all our sacrifice has bought In the end shall be for nought, If malcontents and fools And raised on high to rule O let me ever vigilant stand Defending faith and land.
These words shall ever be our charge Upon our souls writ large The Empire is our destiny Its guards and lords are we For should we ever fail The darkness shall prevail O let me ever vigilant stand Defending faith and land