Welsh Lyrics of the Nineteenth Century by Edmund O. Jones
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Country we love so well!
Turn we the foe to flight, Or let the moon this night Find all our warriors bold On Rhuddlan stark and cold, For Cymru dying." III. Hearing his high behest, Swells every Briton's breast, Red as their lance in rest Their faces glowing; See, through the Saxon band, Many a strong right hand Once and again strikes home, As in their might they come, A broad lane mowing. Britons from far and near Loud raise their voice in prayer, "In this our hour of need To Thee, O God, we plead, Send help from heaven! Guard now our fatherland, Strengthen each Briton's hand, And now on Rhuddlan's strand Be victory given." IV. |
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