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Won by the Allies during the Crimean war though with great losses in killed and wounded	A
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Rejoice the fearful day is o'er	B
For the victors and the slain	C
Our cannon proclaim from shore to shore	D
The Allies have won again	E
Let our joy bells ring out music clear	F
The gayest they've ever pealed	A
Let bonfires flames the dark night cheer	F
We are masters of the field	A
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But list dost hear that mournful wail	G
'Bove the joyous revelry	H
Rising from hillside and lowly vale	G
Say what can its meaning be	H
From Erin's sunny emerald shore	D
It trembles upon the gale	G
And rises with the torrent's roar	D
From the birth place of the Gael	G
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Fair Albion too in every spot	A
Of thy land of promise wide	A
Is heard that dirge for the mournful lot	A
Of thy soldier sons thy pride	A
Them shall no bugle at dawn of day	A
Arouse from their quiet sleep	I
Them shall no charger with shrill neigh	J
Bear off to the hillside steep	I
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'Mid the dead and dying stretched unknown	K
On Crimea's blood stained earth	L
Lie the household gods of many a home	M
The lights of many a hearth	N
While vainly woman's weeping voice	O
Calls on each well loved one	P
The tender wife on her girlhoods choice	O
The fond mother on her son	P
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And not only from the peasant's cot	A
Comes that mournful dirge like cry	Q
'Tis heard unto all a common lot	A
Where dwell the great and high	Q
And tears fall fast for the last lost child	A
Of many a noble race	R
Who has perished in that struggle wild	A
And left none to fill his place	R
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Yet if above our laurels bright	A
Falls many a bitter tear	S
Still still may we find a gleam of light	A
Our stricken hearts to cheer	F
They have fallen in the country's cause	T
That their youth and manhood nursed	A
They have fallen true to honor's laws	U
In a sacred strife and just	A

Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon

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