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They told all the fine young men, |
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"Ah, when this war is over, |
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There will be peace, |
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And the peace will last forever." |
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In Flanders Fields, |
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At Lone Pine and Bersheeba, |
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For king and country, |
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Honour and for duty, |
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The young men fought and cursed and wept and died. |
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They told all the fine young men, |
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"Ah, when this war is over, |
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In your country's grateful heart |
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We will cherish you forever." |
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Tobruk and Alamein, |
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Bhuna and Kokoda, |
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In a world mad with war, |
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Like their fathers before, |
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The young men fought and cursed and wept and died. |
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For many of those fine young men |
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All the wars are over, |
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They've found their peace, |
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It's the peace that lasts forever. |
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When the call comes again, |
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They will not answer, |
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They're just forgotten bones, |
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Lying far from their homes, |
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Forgotten as the cause for which they died. |
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Ah, Bluey, can you see now why they lied? |