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I	A
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The charge of the gallant three hundred the Heavy	B
Brigade	C
Down the hill down the hill thousands of Russians	D
Thousands of horsemen drew to the valley and	E
stayed	C
For Scarlett and Scarlett's three hundred were riding by	A
When the points of the Russian lances arose in the sky	A
And he called Left wheel into line and they wheeled	F
and obeyed	C
Then he looked at the host that had halted he knew	G
not why	A
And he turned half round and he bad his trumpeter	H
sound	I
To the charge and he rode on ahead as he waved	J
his blade	C
To the gallant three hundred those glory will never	H
fade	C
Follow and up the hill up the hill up the hill	K
Followed the Heavy Brigade	C
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II	A
	-
The trumpet the gallop the charge and the might	L
of the fight	L
Thousands of horsemen had gathered there on the	M
height	L
With a wing pushed out to the left and a wing to the	M
right	L
And who shall escape if they close but he dashed up	N
alone	O
Through the great gray slope of men	P
Swayed his sabre and held his own	O
Like an Englishman there and then	P
All in a moment followed with force	Q
Three that were next in their fiery course	Q
Fought for their lives in the narrow gap they had made	C
Four amid thousands and up the hill up the hill	K
Galloped the gallant three hundred the Heavy Brigade	C
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III	A
	-
Fell like a cannonshot	C
Burst like a thunderbolt	C
Crashed like a hurricane	R
Broke through the mass from below	S
Drove through the midst of the foe	S
Plunged up and down to and foe	S
Rode flashing blow upon blow	S
Brave Inniskillens and Greys	Q
Whirling their sabres in circles of light	C
And some of us all in amaze	Q
Who were held for a while from the fight	C
And were only standing at gaze	Q
When the dark muffled Russian crowd	C
Folded its wings from the left and the right	C
And rolled them around like a cloud	C
O mad for the charge and the battle were we	B
When our own good redcoats sank from sight	C
Like drops of blood in a dark gray sea	B
And we turned to each other whispering whispering	T
all dismayed	C
Lost are the gallant three hundred of Scarlett s	Q
Brigade	C
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IV	S
	-
Lost one and all were the words	Q
Muttered in our dismay	U
But they rode like Victors and Lords	Q
Through the forest of lances and swords	Q
In the heart of the Russian hordes	Q
They rode or they stood at bay	U
Struck with the sword hand and slew	G
Down with the bridle hand drew	G
The foe from the saddle and threw	G
Underfoot there in the fray	U
Ranged like a storm or stood like a rock	V
In the wave of a stormy day	U
Till suddenly shock upon shock	V
Staggered the mass from without	C
Drove it in wild disarray	U
For our men gallopt up with a cheer and a shout	C
And the foeman surged and wavered and reeled	C
Up the hill up the hill up the hill out of the field	C
And over the brow and away	U
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V	S
	-
Glory to each and to all and the charge that they made	C
Glory to all the three hundred and to all the Brigade	C

Alfred Lord Tennyson

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