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The fall of the Grand Armee As their Tri-color flew And their mad horses roared The bloodied men scattered While the Grand Armee soared Europe was invaded All who challenged would fall Only 'Vive la France' Through the tears and the pall Yet an anger was stirred Slowly seething through time 'You'll go one step too far And in hell France will chime' For seven years they watched While the French raped and scourged They prayed to find a fault In the Empire he'd forged Their prayer soon was answered A small weakness appeared The great Tsar of Russia Turned his back on his peer Go north, on to Russia Came the Grand Armee’s call Europe watched in silence 'Beg the Tsar does not fall' "God Save Russia” they screamed From all those who could stand Leave her burned and plundered Let the cold take this land Unseen came the winter Now the Army would face Certain death to all men Who weren’t born of this race Great cold and starvation Was as mighty a sword Neither man nor his horse Could survive the ice horde His Grand Armee failing On that wasteland once prized He fought to retreat Before all his men died As the anger in Europe Became full in its rage They vowed to destroy him Send him back to his cage Restrained only briefly The Emperor arose Once again bringing death To all who would oppose But his fate would now lie On the word of one man Marshal Ney, though his friend Brought an end to his reign Ney had failed to engage His one chance slipped away The new morning's dawn saw Blucher now in the fray Though Prussia and Britain Would be praised for the fall T'was a Marshal of France Gave the last fateful call
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