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We have heard the cheering brothers	A
We have heard the martial peal	B
We have seen the soldiers marching	C
And the glint of sun and steel	B
We have heard the songs the shouting	C
But while forth the soldier roams	D
Who has heard the weeping brothers	A
In the Little Homes	D
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We have seen the gay processions	E
And the careless laughing crowds	F
We have seen the banners waving	C
Out against the peaceful clouds	F
Yet while colors proudly flutter	G
Over noble spires and domes	D
Who has seen the mourning brothers	A
In the Little Homes	D
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From the Little Homes that nestle	H
Where the smiling fields sweep wide	I
From the Little Homes that huddle	H
In the city side by side	I
They have called the eager fighters	A
Men who went with smiles and cheers	J
Pride of wives and pride of mothers	A
Choking back the tears	K
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Women of the little homesteads	L
Women of the city slums	M
They are waiting ever waiting	C
And the sound of muffled drums	M
In some stricken Home is echoed	N
Where grey Grief is guest to day	O
And to morrow Nay the others	A
Still must wait and pray	O
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What the Little Homes shall suffer	G
What the Little Homes shall pay	O
Must be more than sturdy fighters	A
More than women's grief to day	O
In the years that follow after	G
Be our battles won or lost	P
In the Little Homes my brothers	A
They shall pay the cost	Q
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They shall pay the cost of glory	R
They shall pay the price of peace	S
Years and many long years after	G
All the sounds of battle cease	S
When the sword is sheathed or broken	T
When the battle flag is furled	Q
Still the Little Homes must suffer	G
Over all the World	Q
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Have you seen the old grey mothers	A
Smiling to the ringing cheers	J
Have you seen the young wives striving	C
Bravely to hold back the tears	K
Have you seen the young girl marching	C
By her soldier lover's side	Q
Have you seen our country's women	T
All aglow with pride	Q
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Then shall we think shame my brothers	A
To give thanks upon our knees	U
That the land we love should hold them	V
Wives and mothers such as these	U
Women who still hide their sorrow	W
As their soldiers march away	O
Turning brave and steadfast faces	X
To the light of day	O
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Oh the Little Homes are Cheerful	H
Little Homes that know no pride	Q
But the pride of sacrificing	C
Loved ones to the battle tide	Q
They are many many brothers	A
And their sacrifice is great	Q
Shrines are they and sacred places	X
Where the women wait	Q
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Aye the Little Homes are holy	R
At the closing of the day	O
When young wives must face their sorrow	W
When grey mothers kneel to pray	O
Facing all alone dread visions	E
Of the land the soldier roams	D
Then God heed the sobbing brothers	A
In the Little Homes	D

Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis

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