Anthem of Rome

Anthem of Rome: Caesar's Conquest Echoes
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Lyrics

From the sands of the western coast

Expressing the origin from the western coast's sands.

To the edge of the eastern shore

Indicating the extent of influence to the eastern shore.

We have come to take your land

Stating the purpose of taking possession of the land.

We have come to conquer more

Asserting the ambition to conquer additional territories.

For we are Rome, and we are now your home

Affirming Rome's identity and the claim of dominance.

Praise be to Caesar

Expressing reverence for Caesar, the ruler.

Our proud and conquering King

Highlighting Caesar's proud and conquering role as a king.

We give our lives for his

Committing to sacrificing lives for Caesar.

We dwell beneath his feet

Emphasizing subservience by dwelling beneath Caesar's feet.

Every knee will bow down

Describing universal submission through bowing.

By threat of mighty sword

Indicating the enforcement of loyalty by the threat of the sword.

And every tongue confess him

Stressing the universal acknowledgment of Caesar as Lord.

Caesar is Lord

Reiterating Caesar's divine status as Lord.

He has crowned his earthly empire

Portraying the grandeur of Caesar's earthly empire.

With majesty and fame

Attributing majesty and fame to Caesar's reign.

The world will fear and tremble

Forecasting fear and trembling in the world due to Caesar's name.

The name above all names

Emphasizing the supremacy of the name above all names.

For we are Rome, and we are now your home

Reaffirming Rome's identity and dominance.

Praise be to Caesar

Reiterating praise for Caesar as a conquering king.

Our proud and conquering King

Restating the commitment to sacrifice lives for Caesar.

We give our lives for his

Reaffirming subservience by bowing beneath Caesar's feet.

We bow beneath his feet

Echoing the call for universal acknowledgment of Caesar.

Let every tongue confess Him

Declaring the consequence of refusal, facing the bitter sword.

Or taste the bitter sword

Highlighting the universal acknowledgment through confession.

And all will sing the anthem

Anticipating the anthem proclaiming Caesar as Lord.

Caesar is Lord

Repeating the declaration of Caesar as Lord for emphasis.

Caesar is Lord

Emphasizing Caesar's Lordship through repetition.

Caesar is Lord

Reiterating the declaration of Caesar as Lord.

Caesar is Lord

Concluding with a final affirmation of Caesar's Lordship.

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