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Ares' Song


The sounds of war rushing through the air like wind  threw the trees
 Warriors cry as they pillage the enemy 
Ares the god of war looking down on his disciples 
Grining the Romans running scared 
His laugh they can hear a bone-shattering breeze
For Ares, they shout this is our sweet blasphemy 
They please their god  while their feet are bare 
The god of war calls out from Olympus  you did well my children 
I leave you now but listen well if you dare  
War is over but not for long we shall rise 
This is my song I am Ares the war god.
 
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