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Who took up their arms that winter dawn, 
Who to Glenumbria came 
To raise their hand, 
'Gainst tyrants stand 
And to die in freedom's name? 
Who stood on the field upon that hour, 
Who answered Direnni's call? 
Men Breton-born all came that morn 
To defend the land for all. 


CHORUS: 

Rise, rise to freedom rise, 
Arise ye Breton sons and daughters! 
Ride, ride to freedom ride, 
Truth and glory to the brave! 
And when the battle it was joined 
Alessians three to one, 
The sky lit bright 
With magic's light 
And with magic it was won. 
For all they stood on blessed ground 
Whence all her power came 
The rocks would yield 
What might they wield 
All in Direnni's name. 


CHORUS REPRISE 


So children of this Breton land 
Ye best remember well 
All those who for High Rock stood 
Brian, Ancois, Rielle; 
Men of the north, 
All who stood forth 
Till all oppressors fell.
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[[fr:La bataille des landes de Glénumbrie]]
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