On the Road to Liberty Poems And Ballads
On the Road to Liberty Poems And Ballads
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And we pledge the joy we feel In the battle that we bear, In our Cause the Commonweal. Let our glasses ring ! 60 BALLADS Never while the poor abide, And the weaker are oppress'd, Shall we give Oppression peace, Shall we give our efforts rest. What tho' we be as one, And the enemy a host? We'll battle and we'll win, Right will yet be uppermost ! Let our glasses ring ! A curse on tyrants all ! On oppressors everyone ! On every shape of wrong That blackens in the sun : A blessing on all those Who ...battle for the right; To their hearts increase of hope, To their hands increase of might ! Let our glasses three times ring : One Oppression's knell, Two The people free, Three Let us ring it well Our friends where'er they be ! (1892) The Children's International H ERE we gather in a ring, Here a garland fresh we fling, Flowers are we just blossoming, Blossoming together. 61 BALLADS Chorus : We will up and march away, march away, March away, march away, march away, march away, We will up and march away, march away, Marching all together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And we pledge the joy we feel In the battle that we bear, In our Cause the Commonweal. Let our glasses ring ! 60 BALLADS Never while the poor abide, And the weaker are oppress'd, Shall we give Oppression peace, Shall we give our efforts rest. What tho' we be as one, And the enemy a host? We'll battle and we'll win, Right will yet be uppermost ! Let our glasses ring ! A curse on tyrants all ! On oppressors everyone ! On every shape of wrong That blackens in the sun : A blessing on all those Who ...battle for the right; To their hearts increase of hope, To their hands increase of might ! Let our glasses three times ring : One Oppression's knell, Two The people free, Three Let us ring it well Our friends where'er they be ! (1892) The Children's International H ERE we gather in a ring, Here a garland fresh we fling, Flowers are we just blossoming, Blossoming together. 61 BALLADS Chorus : We will up and march away, march away, March away, march away, march away, march away, We will up and march away, march away, Marching all together.
What to read after On the Road to Liberty Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glasier, J. Bruce (John Bruce), 1859-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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