'39
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In the Dyear of '39 assembled Emhere the volunteers
In the Cdays when the Glands were Dfew
Here the Em7ship sailed out into the Cblue and sunny morn
The Dsus4sweetest Dsight ever Gseen
And the D7night followed day, and the Ebdimstory tellers say
That the Emscore brave souls insAmide
For Gmany a lonely day sailed Dacross the milky seas
CNe'er looked Emback, Cnever Dfeared, Cnever GcriedD
Don't you Ghear my call though you're Cmany years Gaway
Don't you Ghear me calling Dyou
Write your Gletters H7in the Emsand
GFor the Cday I Gtake your Amhand
In the Gland that our Dgrandchildren Gknew
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In the Dyear of '39 came a Emship in from the blue
The voluntCeers came Ghome that Dday
And they Em7bring good news of a Cworld so newly born
Though their Dsus4hearts so Dheavily Gweigh
For the D7earth is old and grey, little Ebdimdarling, we'll away
But my Emlove this cannot Ambe
For so Gmany years have gone though I'm Dolder but a year
Your Cmother's Emeyes Cfrom your Deyes Ccry to GmeD
Don't you Ghear my call though you're Cmany years Gaway
Don't you Ghear me calling Dyou
Write your Gletters H7in the Emsand
GFor the Cday I Gtake your Amhand
In the Gland that our Dgrandchildren GknewD
Don't you Ghear my call though you're Cmany years Gaway
Don't you Ghear me calling Dyou
All your Gletters H7in the Emsand
GCannot Cheal me Glike your Amhand
For my Em7life, still D7ahead, pity Gme
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