| Oime, what have I become?
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| A wanderer, I am roaming the seven seas
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| Oh how I crave to leave the darkness
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| Oh wise one don’t take my flame away
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| My heart will stay with her forever
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| A hero, a warrior, a slayer
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| You are the deceiver, the fool
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| The devourer, the tool
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| And you’re breaking all my rules
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| You dare to cone into my house
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| And insult my spouse
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| But I’m coming for you
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| Oh Athena
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| Rescue me from this evil
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| Well I’ve been through worse
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| As I recall, the sirens are calling
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| The one-eyed is falling
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| Oh how I crave to leave the darkness
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| Oh wise one don’t take my flame away
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| My heart will stay with her forever
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| A hero, a warrior, a slayer
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| In the seven seas
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| In the dark evil seven seas
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| In the cold silent seven seas
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| I will dwell forevermore
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| Across the deadly sea
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| That’s how I came to be
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| A hero of my land, oh my lost Ithaca
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| I’ve been through war and pain
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| I know it was in vain
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| If not for the Trojan horse
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| The walls would never fall
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| I faced the giant beast
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| The witch that gave peace
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| The snake-eyed siren song
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| That put my heart at ease
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| The suitors failed to see
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| That they could not compete
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| And as I strained the bow
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| And cleaned the floor from teeth
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| My thoughts went to my son
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| Watching the setting sun,
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| He is the only one,
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| The strength to carry on
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| As I recall the years
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| I fought a thousand fears
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| The view of Ithaca, beloved Ithaca |