"I was there" - with the Yanks in France by Cyrus Leroy Baldridge
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The "white wing" of the French front--but when he puts on his heavy
marching order it means there's an attack coming. A King in his own country EQUIPMENT C The Loot is getting wabbly, With his dinky little pack,-- He can hear the sergeant cussing But he doesn't dare look back. But we ain't saying nothing Since we got the order "route," Too dog-dead for even wond'ring If we'll ever hear "fall out." My damn rifle and my helmet Keep on getting in the way, And my brains are numb and dopey Try'n' to cuss and try'n' to pray. My throat's as dry as sawdust And my right arm's gone to sleep, And the pack-strap on my shoulder Cuts a slit two inches deep. |
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