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Down from the glen came the marching men
With their shields and their swords
To fight the fight they believed to be right
To overthrow the overlords.

To the towns where there was plenty
They brought plunder, swords and flame
When they left the town was empty
And the children would never play again.

From the graves I heard the fallen
Above the battle cry
By the bridge near the border
There were many born to die

Then onward over the mountain
And outward toward the sea
They come to claim the Emerald
Without it they could not leave.
Down from the glen came the marching men   With their shields and their swords   To fight the fight they believed to be right   To overthrow the overlords.      To the towns where there was plenty   They brought plunder, swords and flame   When they left the town was empty   And the children would never play again.      From the graves I heard the fallen   Above the battle cry   By the bridge near the border   There were many born to die      Then onward over the mountain   And outward toward the sea   They come to claim the Emerald   Without it they could not leave.