War Rhymes By Wayfarer
War Rhymes By Wayfarer
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Your way to ever shirk, Jean; The saw-log jam, mills, woods and dam All tell how well you work, Jean.
It isn't fear that keeps you here, You're active, brave and strong, Jean; But in this scrap, by some mishap, We got you going wrong, Jean. In dear old France, the Huns advance With bullet, bomb and gas, Jean, It's hardly square that you're not there; (Hank Bourassa's an ass, Jean. ) That we may win, you must begin To help more in this fight, Jean, The die is cast, forget our past Intoleranc...e and spite, Jean, The things you love may worthless prove, If you don't get your gun, Jean; Your woods, and mines, your homes and shrines, May all go to the Hun, Jean.
Our kinsmen brave, across the wave, The Kaiser have defied, Jean, British and French, in bloody trench, Are fighting side by side, Jean. Where duty leads, what matter creeds, Or what baptismal font, Jean? So let us sing--"Long live the king" And join the bonne entente, Jean.
THE LOST TRIBES We read about the tribes dispersed, That Israelitish host, Condemned and exiled, sin-accursed, Among the Gentiles lost, We wonder what strange paths they walk, In what far land they dwell, Where now does Reuben feed his flock, And Joseph buy and sell?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your way to ever shirk, Jean; The saw-log jam, mills, woods and dam All tell how well you work, Jean.
It isn't fear that keeps you here, You're active, brave and strong, Jean; But in this scrap, by some mishap, We got you going wrong, Jean. In dear old France, the Huns advance With bullet, bomb and gas, Jean, It's hardly square that you're not there; (Hank Bourassa's an ass, Jean. ) That we may win, you must begin To help more in this fight, Jean, The die is cast, forget our past Intoleranc...e and spite, Jean, The things you love may worthless prove, If you don't get your gun, Jean; Your woods, and mines, your homes and shrines, May all go to the Hun, Jean.
Our kinsmen brave, across the wave, The Kaiser have defied, Jean, British and French, in bloody trench, Are fighting side by side, Jean. Where duty leads, what matter creeds, Or what baptismal font, Jean? So let us sing--"Long live the king" And join the bonne entente, Jean.
THE LOST TRIBES We read about the tribes dispersed, That Israelitish host, Condemned and exiled, sin-accursed, Among the Gentiles lost, We wonder what strange paths they walk, In what far land they dwell, Where now does Reuben feed his flock, And Joseph buy and sell?
What to read after War Rhymes By Wayfarer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cosens Abner to read onlineMoreLess
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