Song of a Renegade lyrics

There was a man

born in the fourteenth century, 

lived in a time of cold. 

He didn't know, 

but he was making history, 

fought for freedom with his soul. 

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Well, does it matter now? He's gone. 

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Say, who can judge another one? 

A foreign country

tried to steal his land away

and turn the people into slaves. 

He fought the power, 

an uprising in his way, 

saved his brothers from the grave. 

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Well, does it matter now? He's gone. 

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Say, who can judge another one?   

A great believer, 

a soldier of his time, 

he fought the battles on his own, hmm. 

The deepest forests, 

the mountains and the seas, 

they can tell the story of his life, 

they can tell the story of his life. 

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Well, does it matter now? He's gone, yeah.

It ain't easy, right or wrong. 

Say, who can judge another one?   

Say, who can judge another one?   

Say, who can judge another one?