Justice in the Commonwealth

[Verse 1]
The smoke rises high from the old Concord hills,
Where shadows have danced with the iron of wills.
The Raider flags tattered, their greed running dry,
But the General’s boots tread where the innocent cry.

[Prechorus]
No more whispers in the dark, no more deals in the night,
It’s time the Commonwealth stood in the light.

[Chorus]
Justice rolls like thunder, with the Minutemen’s hand,
A law for the lawless, a line in the sand.
No mercy for murder, no pity for pain,
The General’s word echoes, like a hard summer rain.

[Verse 2]
They tore through our towns, left our children to fear,
Every shattered homestead, every mother's tear.
But now the bells ring from the Castle's old stones,
Calling the righteous to reclaim their homes.

[Prechorus]
No more hiding in the ruins, no more cowering in shame,
The Minutemen rise, and they carry his name.

[Chorus]
Justice rolls like thunder, with the Minutemen’s hand,
A law for the lawless, a line in the sand.
No mercy for murder, no pity for pain,
The General’s word echoes, like a hard summer rain.