Lionheart
Lionheart's Triumph: A Tale of Valor and Conquest
Lyrics
[1] Fiery red curls cover his shoulder
Describing Richard's physical appearance with fiery red curls covering his shoulders.
He's the ruler, no one is bolder
Highlighting Richard as a bold ruler, unmatched in courage.
His steel - blue eyes won't show no fear
Describing Richard's fearless steel-blue eyes reflecting the horrors of war.
Reflecting the suffering of war so clear
Expressing how Richard's eyes reveal the stark reality and suffering of war.
A knight, a leader, wearing England's crown
Identifying Richard as a knight and leader, wearing the crown of England.
Richard the Lionheart wants to put the Moslems down
Stating Richard the Lionheart's goal to defeat the Muslims.
He sets the sail, heading Outremer
Describing Richard setting sail for Outremer (Holy Land).
Defending the name he bears
Emphasizing Richard's commitment to defending his name and honor.
A man like a Lion
Describing Richard as a man with qualities resembling a lion.
With a generous heart
Highlighting Richard's generosity of heart.
For his sake thousands die
Indicating the high cost of Richard's actions, with thousands dying for his cause.
Lionheart - England's Pride
Referring to Richard as Lionheart, a source of pride for England.
Lionheart
Repeating the term "Lionheart" for emphasis.
Almighty king
Addressing Richard as an almighty king.
Freedom you'll
Expressing the expectation that Richard will bring freedom.
Bring
Continuation of the anticipation of freedom through Richard's actions.
Lionheart
Reiterating the term "Lionheart" and urging Richard to spread his influence.
Spread your wings
Encouraging Richard to extend his power by spreading his wings.
King pf the kings
Referring to Richard as the king of kings, emphasizing his superiority.
[2] King Philipp at his side and many knights
Mentioning King Philipp and other knights standing by Richard's side.
Overcome the Islam, souls painted white
Describing the mission to overcome Islam, with souls painted white symbolizing purity.
He executes all prisoners, without regret
Portraying Richard as ruthless, executing prisoners without remorse.
Corpses cover the ground as the sun sets
Depicting a battlefield covered in corpses as the sun sets.
[3] Akkon has fallen into Richard's hands
Stating that Akkon has fallen into Richard's hands, signaling a victory.
Still war on his mind, moving to France
Indicating that despite victory, Richard's mind is still focused on war, moving to France.
In one fatal moment came the end of his quest
Describing a fatal moment that marks the end of Richard's quest.
Breathing his last with an arrow in his chest
Narrating Richard's death, taking his last breath with an arrow in his chest.
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