| Turan is lost, no retreat
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| The heathens we’ll meet
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| Not one drop to drink
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| The spring without reach
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| Now surrounded by foes
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| On this damn plateau
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| This camp is no longer safe
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| Running out of supplies
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| Arrows go down
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| Blinded by smoke we march
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| Still we go on
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| Losing faith, our knights defecting — it’s our kings disgrace
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| This battle is over — we’re beaten and lost
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| There is nowhere to go
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| Crusaders defeated — the Holy Land’s lost
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| Christians down on the ground
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| Raymond’s charges in vain
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| There’s nothing to gain
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| Cut off from the rest
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| Men and horses were slain
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| Defections in droves
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| The only ones brave
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| The knights of the orders alone
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| Not more than 3000 men we are
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| Who are fleeing the fields of death
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| Escape from the heathen’s grasp
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| Led by count Raymond and Balian
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| Attacked by the blazing sun
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| We are on our way home
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| Charging on Saladin
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| Again and again
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| But it’s all over now
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| When the tent falls
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| This battle is over — we’re beaten and lost
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| There is no way to go
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| Crusaders defeated — the Holy Land’s lost
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| Christians down on the ground
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| Saracen Ascension — our kingdom is gone
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| We are down on our knees
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| We will rise again — we will return
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| Beat them once and for all
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| «Only a small number of Crusaders survived the battle at the Horns of Hattin
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| Those who didn’t die or flee from the battlefield were captured,
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| among them former King Guy of Lusignan, Gerard of Ridefort, Raynald of
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| Chatillon and many others
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| In the meantime, Richard I Lionheart, King of England, supported by the pope,
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| was already preparing another crusade, swearing to regain the Holy Land for
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| the sake of Christianity.» |