Good Templars' Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFGF D HIJI KLMLNOPD FQRQSTUTAIR 'O SUSANNAH ' | A |
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Ye soldiers in the temperance cause | B |
Our work is but begun | C |
Oh sit not down in idleness | D |
And think the field is won | C |
Our lambs are straying from the fold | E |
The wolves are on the track | F |
Oh can you sit and see them go | G |
Nor strive to bring them back | F |
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Chorus | D |
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O Good Templars | H |
There's work for us to day | I |
Then gird your armor on again | J |
And only pause to pray | I |
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Whichever way the eye may turn | K |
It sees the rum shop stand | L |
With open door and flowing bowl | M |
A viper in the land | L |
The grapes are hanging from the vines | N |
All ready for the press | O |
Before behind on every side | P |
Are seeds of drunkenness | D |
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Our foes are all untiring | F |
But God is with the right | Q |
And we will conquer at the last | R |
Then onward to the fight | Q |
Ay onward to the battle field | S |
Each woman child and man | T |
King Alcohol shall yet go down | U |
With all his demon clan | T |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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