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City That Once Died
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From the ashes we rise
Like a phoenix from the fire
Unstoppable force of light
Ultimate victory over dark empire
Baptized in blood and pain
Torment of thousands beings
City that survived its own death
Will that you cannot kill
Nation’s will as strong as steel
Forged in years of pain
No one will take away our pride
Capital will rise again
City raged to the ground
Destroyed by evil force
But it’s vital power lives
Even if you tear down its walls
Warsaw
City that once died
From the effort of a nation
United in one goal
From working class dedication
Capital starts to grow
from the abbys, From the darkness
Still under hard circumstances
City that once died in pain
Was reborn and reached for the sky
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