Cool Fighting Song...

[angela@ascc01.ascc.lucent.com (Angela Pincha-Neel - ASCC)]

Poster: angela@ascc01.ascc.lucent.com (Angela Pincha-Neel - ASCC)

Greetings All!

Herein are the words to the song known as "March of Cambreadth" off the tape by
Phoenyx - "Keepers of the Flame" by Heather Alexander, copyright 1990 Sea Fire
Productions. This is a war song that Count Kai has sung a few times, most
recently at Gulf Wars, that definately inspires the army to go out and win...
Sorry I can't include the melody, but if you find me or Kai, we'll help you
learn the tune. [Please note, that the words were slightly changed by Kai to
better fit SCAdian warriors.]

Happy fighting!

-Mordrea-

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March of Cambreadth

Axes flash, broadswords swing, shining armours piercing ring.
Houses run with a polished shield, fight those bastards 'til they yield.
Midnight mare, blood red roan, fight to keep this land your own.
Sound the horn and call the cry, "How many of them can we make die!?"

Follow orders as your told, makes their yellow blood run cold.
Fight until you die and drop, foes like ours are hard to stop!
Close your mind to stress and pain, fight 'til you're no longer sane.
Let not pain now curb our spine, "How many of them can we make die!?"

Polearms guard your shieldmen well, send these bastards back to hell!
We'll teach them the ways of war, they won't come here anymore!
Use your spear and use your head, fight 'til everyone is dead.
Raise your banners to the sky,  "How many of them can we make die!?"

Dawn has broke, the time has come, to move your feet to the beating drum.
We'll win the war and pay the toll, we'll fight as one with heart and soul.
Midnight mare, blood red roan, fight to keep this land your own.
Sound the horn and call the cry, "How many of them can we make die!?"
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