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Ironfield Lyrics by DragonHarp

Let the Dragon Fly

2016

Face the greed of a decaying civilization
Get them back to sea and show your pride of warrior
Our destiny is rule and domination
Come, shores of Italy, be mine
The core of the Roman Empire
Is nothing but cradle for war
Byzantium is spreading with fire
But iron is what we hold
A barbarian should be hunted like a beast
Strong and tall and full of lust and low cunning
Enemy commander Totila will die
Come, shores of Italy, be mine
The core of the Roman Empire
Is nothing but taxes and gold
Barbarians will set it on fire
Byzantium will rule them all
S’affaccian le genti romane
Dal foro cadente che fu
Sorgente di glorie lontane
D’un tempo che ormai non è più
The core of the Roman Empire
Is nothing but plunder and mourn
And Italy’s got one desire
To finally end the war
Credits
DragonHarp

DragonHarp

About “Ironfield” by DragonHarp

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"Ironfield" is credited to DragonHarp. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Ironfield" appears on "Let the Dragon Fly" in 2016.

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