A Minstrel in France by Sir Harry Lauder
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His mother watched his every step,
'Twas our united joy To think that he might be one day My one and only boy. When war broke out he buckled on His sword, and said, "Good-bye. For I must do my duty, Dad; Tell Mother not to cry, Tell her that I'll come back again." What happiness and joy! But no, he died for Liberty, My one and only boy. The days are long, the nights are drear, The anguish breaks my heart, But oh! I'm proud my one and only Laddie played his part. For God knows best, His will be done, His grace does me employ. I do believe I'll meet again My one and only boy. by Harry Lauder LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Harry Lauder and His Son, Captain John Lauder |
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