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But then I rose, and from my breast 
I tore the love that burned so brightly, 
And with a curse I left the nest 
Of that proud beauty who so lightly 
Had spurned my heart and all its pain. 
I sought new battles, new adventures, 
And drowned in blood and wine the stain 
Of her disdain and of her censures. 
Yet still, in lonely nights, I sigh 
And think of her who once enchanted 
My youthful soul, and wonder why
She was the only one I wanted.

They parted ways with no regret
Nor wished to see each other's face,
For each had sworn a solemn debt
To win the glory of the race.
But fate had other plans in store
And brought them back to meet once more.
For as they rode their separate ways
They stumbled on a band of foes,
Who ambushed them with swords ablaze
And sought to end their earthly woes.
The rivals fought with all their might
And joined their forces in the fight.

But then I rose, and from my breast 
I tore the love that burned so brightly, 
And with a curse I left the nest 
Of that proud beauty who so lightly 
Had spurned my heart and all its pain. 
I sought new battles, new adventures, 
And drowned in blood and wine the stain 
Of her disdain and of her censures. 
Yet still, in lonely nights, I sigh 
And think of her who once enchanted 
My youthful soul, and wonder why
She was the only one I wanted.

But then I rose, and from my breast 
I tore the love that burned so brightly, 
And with a curse I left the nest 
Of that proud beauty who so lightly 
Had spurned my heart and all its pain. 
I sought new battles, new adventures, 
And drowned in blood and wine the stain 
Of her disdain and of her censures. 
Yet still, in lonely nights, I sigh 
And think of her who once enchanted 
My youthful soul, and wonder why
She was the only one I wanted.