Ballads of Peace in War by Michael Earls
page 36 of 82 (43%)
page 36 of 82 (43%)
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Sometimes behind a fortress bench,
Or where the hedges make a trench, I beat the drum with all my might, While people look with awful fright, Just as they would if war had come, And heard the warning of my drum. They must be thankful, I am sure, Because they now may feel secure, And rest so safe and sound in bed, Without wild dreams of fearful dread; For now they hear me all the day, As round the yard I march and play, To let them know if war should come They'll get the warning of my drum. ~~~~~~~~~~ 20 |
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