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LET the liar call me liar	A
And the robber call me thief	B
They can only fan the fire	A
That is born of my belief	B
While I m speaking while I m writing	C
To reform the wrongful laws	D
Well I know that I am fighting	C
For the grand old Cause	E
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See the army of the rebels	F
Marching on for evermore	G
We are countless as the pebbles	F
That are strewn along the shore	G
Agitating agitating	C
Till the Truth has sealed the fate	H
Of the wrongs that I am hating	C
With the grand old Hate	H
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	-
Though no battle banner rustles	F
In a smoke that blurs the blue	I
As when heroes poured from Brussels	F
To the field of Waterloo	I
Though we do not hear the rattle	J
Of the rifles in the wars	F
There is glory in the battle	J
For the grand old Cause	F
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See the army of the rebels	F
Marching on for evermore	G
We are countless as the pebbles	F
That are strewn along the shore	G
Agitating agitating	C
Till the Truth has sealed the fate	H
Of the wrongs that I am hating	C
With the grand old Hate	H
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No I look not to the reaping	C
In the dynasty of men	K
For I know that I ll be sleeping	C
In a slandered grave e er then	K
Till his right to man is given	L
We ll rebel and we ll rebel	J
As we would rebel in heaven	L
If it proved a hell	M
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See the army of the rebels	F
Marching on for evermore	G
We are countless as the pebbles	F
That are strewn along the shore	G
Agitating agitating	C
Till the Truth has sealed the fate	H
Of the wrongs that I am hating	C
With the grand old Hate	H
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No There s neither creed nor nation	L
Where the Labour flag s unfurled	N
For the Labour agitation	L
Breaks the barriers of the world	N
Let the rulers fly in terror	A
With their scornful lips uncurled	N
One by one the gods of error	A
From their thrones are hurled	N
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See the army of the rebels	F
Marching on for evermore	G
We are countless as the pebbles	F
That are strewn along the shore	G
Agitating agitating	C
Till the Truth has sealed the fate	N
Of the wrongs that I am hating	C
With the grand old Hate	N

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