"I was there" - with the Yanks in France by Cyrus Leroy Baldridge
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I just lift one foot and shove it And it hits most any place, Then I lift and shove the other T'keep from falling on my face. If the guide should change the cadence I'll be damned if I could stop; If you pushed me with a feather-- Well, I'd just curl up and drop. And I know damn well there's stragglers That'll ride up on a truck-- Guess if you ain't born a quitter, You're just simply outa luck. I suppose we'll keep on going-- Huh? The Skipper's faced about? Halt!... I'm dreaming ... in the daisies ... You don't need ... to say ... "fall out!" [Illustration: (tired soldiers)] [Illustration: For some of us The War will never end.] [Illustration: In an old Roman cellar...] In an old Roman cellar two floors underground where civilians went during air raids as bombing planes passed over on their way to Compaigne, Paris, and interior cities. This "cave" was considered |
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