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'Tis volunteers shall win the day <br> | 'Tis volunteers shall win the day <br> | ||
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Come list and enter in to pay <br> | Come list and enter in to pay <br> | ||
And go over the hills and far away <br><br> | And go over the hills and far away <br><br> | ||
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Who nag and vex us every day <br> | Who nag and vex us every day <br> | ||
So its over the hills and far away <br><br> | So its over the hills and far away <br><br> | ||
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Prentice Tom may well refuse <br> | Prentice Tom may well refuse <br> | ||
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For now he's free to run and play <br> | For now he's free to run and play <br> | ||
Over the hills and far away <br><br> | Over the hills and far away <br><br> | ||
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No more from sound of drum retreat <br> | No more from sound of drum retreat <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 00:21, 14 February 2009
Battle March
Written by -----
Hark now the drums beat up again
For all true soldier gentlemen
So let us list and march I say
And go over the hills and far away
Over the hills, and o'er the main
To Hulaferd and Assasin lands,
King Wolfgang commands and we'll obey
And go over the hills and far away
There's twenty shillings on the drum
For him that with us freely comes
'Tis volunteers shall win the day
Over the hills and far away
Come gentlemen that have a mind
To serve a queen that's good and kind
Come list and enter in to pay
And go over the hills and far away
And we shall live more happy lives
Free of squalling brats and wives
Who nag and vex us every day
So its over the hills and far away
Prentice Tom may well refuse
To wipe his angry master's shoes
For now he's free to run and play
Over the hills and far away
No more from sound of drum retreat
When Chault and good men beat
The Assasins and Tilog every day
Over the hills and far away
