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♫ SERGIO RAMOS: THE REAL MADRID ICON | Parody Cibeles

Get ready for an iconic football parody song! ⚽️ We're celebrating the legend himself, Sergio Ramos, and his time at Real Madrid. This is a must-see for all Madridistas and football fans everywhere. The song is a parody of "Cibeles," a track by Sergio Ramos himself, and it's a tribute to his incredible career at the club. From his legendary goals to his famous tackles, this song has it all! 📧 𝘽𝙪𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙩: ✓ [email protected] Cibeles by Sergio Ramos:    • Sergio Ramos - CIBELES (Official Video)   ♫ Lyrics: There are battles I remember And the scars I still carry I never planned to surrender But the whistle made me wary Ohhh-oh-oh The whistle made me wary Mmm The whistle made me I would fight for your name Lift the shield without shame Every trophy, every game I bled white all the same From Sevilla to your arms I became your beating heart Every tackle, every start A warrior’s burning spark Hope you never forget my fight Even when I fade from sight Every second, every night I was yours in black and white I defended, I believed In your glory I achieved But the crown is never free Time decides when we must leave I raised cups to the skies With fire in my eyes Didn’t know the goodbye Was written in disguise Now I see you shining on But legends must move on No player lasts forever But my spirit’s never gone A match ends at 90 But I gave 93 The moments defined me They live in history I’d rather stand tall and fall Than never fight at all I gave my soul, gave my all To the kingdom of football Hope you never forget my fight Even when I fade from sight Every second, every night I was yours in black and white I defended, I believed In your glory I achieved But the crown is never free Time decides when we must leave You’ll remember my roar On the pitch forevermore One more chance, I’d give it all To return when you call And though the years may flow Deep inside I know Once or a thousand times I’d run again… for Madrid