[Verse 1]
From the islands to the cities
From the ports into the sea
We are strong
We will always be
Blazing through the wreckage
Burning all we see
The life we lead
Committed to be free

[Pre-Chorus]
Our union is a fortress
Together, we are bound
A common bond in freedom
And in sound
So, raise your voices high
For miles around to hear
Let them know
We are drawing near

[Chorus]
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand

[Verse 2]
A peaceful coexistence
Is dropping out of sight
So, band together
Together, we will fight
Blasting the resistance
Marching to the top
They started this
We say when it stops

[Pre-Chorus]
Strike fear within their hearts
Strike down those in your way
Let them know
That we live today
They threw us into flames
Did not heed our cries
But now
From the ashes, we arise

[Chorus]
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand

[Guitar Solo]

[Refrain]
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand

[Chorus]
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand

In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand

[Outro]
In union, we stand
As they blaze across the land
In union, we make a final stand


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