The Bugle Call
The Bugle Call
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On bro. Hers! one and all! On 'tis the bat -tie call!
**■ -*— - — ^ . P P . P =*=^?=« #^ Hurrah!
Hurrah!
Hur - rah!
iEfe £ HM 42 BRAVE BOYS ARE THEY. — Duett and Chorus.
Henry C. Work.
Hoav - i - ly falls the rain, Un - der the home - stead roof, Wild are the breez-es to-night; But 'neath the roof, the hours as they fly, Are Nes - tied so co - zy and warm, While sol - diers sleep, with lit - tie or naught, To £=£ *
-y-^- :£=*=£ ?=* 3. Think -ing no less of them, 4. May the bright wings of lo...ve, Inst.
Lov - ing our coun-try the more, Guard them where -er-er they roam; We sent them forth to fight for the flag, Their The time has come when brothers must fight, And 1^3 -&~*- SH: BE hap - py and gay and bright. Shel-ter them from the storm.
Gath - er - ing round our fire - side, Rest - ing on gras - sy couch - es, Tho' it be sum-mer time, We Pil - low'd on hil- locks damp; Of OJil. N N . , - T— f* — -Kr ~t 1 I - N I I ~ 3E -fr-fr -4^-0—4 fath-ers be - fore them bore, sis - ters must pray at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
On bro. Hers! one and all! On 'tis the bat -tie call!
**■ -*— - — ^ . P P . P =*=^?=« #^ Hurrah!
Hurrah!
Hur - rah!
iEfe £ HM 42 BRAVE BOYS ARE THEY. — Duett and Chorus.
Henry C. Work.
Hoav - i - ly falls the rain, Un - der the home - stead roof, Wild are the breez-es to-night; But 'neath the roof, the hours as they fly, Are Nes - tied so co - zy and warm, While sol - diers sleep, with lit - tie or naught, To £=£ *
-y-^- :£=*=£ ?=* 3. Think -ing no less of them, 4. May the bright wings of lo...ve, Inst.
Lov - ing our coun-try the more, Guard them where -er-er they roam; We sent them forth to fight for the flag, Their The time has come when brothers must fight, And 1^3 -&~*- SH: BE hap - py and gay and bright. Shel-ter them from the storm.
Gath - er - ing round our fire - side, Rest - ing on gras - sy couch - es, Tho' it be sum-mer time, We Pil - low'd on hil- locks damp; Of OJil. N N . , - T— f* — -Kr ~t 1 I - N I I ~ 3E -fr-fr -4^-0—4 fath-ers be - fore them bore, sis - ters must pray at home.
What to read after The Bugle Call?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Root to read onlineMoreLess
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