Freedom's Flame

Freedom's Flame was a folk song written and released in . Composed by an unknown former soldier of the Gilgamesh Free Army as a tribute to his former nation, the song became immensely popular among otherformer citizens and soldiers of the Gilgamesh Free State. It became one of the enduring symbols of the defiance of the GFS, so much so that during the Cenotaph Revolt, the settlements who seceded from the colonial government declared 
==Transcript==
Verse 1: 
It's been such a good get together
We hoisted the old green and white
We lived in the past, and had a few laughs, with Titan's Smoke well into the night
We toasted our friends who were absent
And wondered where some of them are
But one thing that we know for certain
The old days will live in our hearts
Chorus:
So keep freedom's flame burning
Burning deep in your heart
Keep freedom's flame burning
Though it's time we must part
The wheel of life keeps turning around
And I know that we'll meet again
But keep freedom's flame burning
Deep in your heart until then
Verse 2:
We remembered throwing off the jackets of gold and white and blue
How lit our red freedom's flame, let birds of defiance take flight
How we put on our new jackets of green and white true
Stood alone, refusing to let go of our jacket of green and white
But one day it was time to say adieu
But we remember our old one is hanging there, behind a bolted door
Gilgamesh may now wear the coat of white and blue
Chorus
Verse 3:
And now as the lights go down
And tears fill our eyes
The roamers roam and the stayers stay
It's 'So long!' but never goodbye
We go our own ways, to our homes once more
Until the day we are once more called for war
On that day, we shall come home
Take our land back, no matter how gory the affair
And die happy men, never having to evermore roam
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