Mine by the Right of the White Election!
Mine by the Right of the White Election!
Mine by the Royal Seal!
Mine by the Sign in the Scarlet prison
Bars cannot conceal!
Mine here in Vision and in Veto!
Mine by the Grave’s Repeal
Tilted Confirmed
Delirious Charter!
Mine long as Ages steal!
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