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An Anticipation	A
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As sure as God's in His Heaven	A
As sure as He stands for Right	B
As sure as the hun this wrong hath done	A
So surely we win this fight	B
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Then	C
Then the visioned eye shall see	D
The great and noble company	D
That gathers there from land and sea	D
From over land and over sea	D
From under land and under sea	D
To celebrate right royally	D
The Day of Victory	D
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Not alone on that great day	E
Will the war worn victors come	F
To meet our great glad Welcome Home	G
And a whole world's deep Well done	A
Not alone Not alone will they come	F
To the sound of the pipe and the drum	F
They will come to their own	H
With the pipe and the drum	F
With the merry merry tune	I
Of the pipe and the drum	F
But they will not come alone	H
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In their unseen myriads there	J
Unperceived but no less there	J
In the vast of God's own air	J
They will come	F
With never a pipe or a drum	F
All the flower of Christendom	F
In a silence more majestic	K
They will come They will come	F
The unknown and the known	H
To meet our deep Well done	A
And the world resounding thunders	L
Of our great glad Welcome Home	G
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With their faces all alight	B
And their brave eyes shining bright	B
From their glorious martyrdom	F
They will come	F
They will once more all unite	B
With their comrades of the fight	B
To share the world's delight	B
In the Victory of Right	B
And the doom the final doom	M
The final full and everlasting doom	M
Of brutal Might	B
They will come	F
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At the world convulsing boom	M
Of the treacherous Austrian gun	A
At the all compelling Come	F
Of that deadly signal gun	A
They gauged the peril and they came	N
Of many a race and many a name	N
But all ablaze with one white flame	N
They tarried not to count the cost	O
But came	N
They came from many a clime and coast	P
The slim of limb the dark of face	Q
They shouldered eager in the race	Q
The sturdy giants of the frost	R
And the stalwarts of the sun	A
Britons Britons Britons are they	E
Britons every one	A
It shall be their life long boast	P
That they counted not the cost	O
But at the Mother Country's call they came	N
They came a wrong to right	B
They came to end the blight	B
Of a vast ungodly might	B
And by their gallant coming overcame	N
Britons Britons Britons are they	E
Britons every one	A
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It shall be their nobler boast	P
It shall spell their endless fame	N
That regardless of the cost	O
They won the world for Righteousness	S
And cleansed it of its shame	N
Britons Britons Britons are they	E
Britons every one	A
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And now again they come	F
With merry pipe and drum	F
Amid the storming cheers	T
And the grateful streaming tears	U
Of this our great glad sorrowing Welcome Home	G
They shall every one be there	J
On the earth or in the air	J
From the land and from the sea	D
And from under land and sea	D
Not a man shall missing be	D
From the past and present fighting strength	V
Of that great company	D
Those who lived and those who died	W
They were one in noble pride	W
Of desperate endeavour and of duty nobly done	A
For their lives they risked and gave	X
Very Soul of Life to save	X
And by their own great valour and the Grace of God they won	A
Britons Britons Britons are they	E
Britons every one	A

William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)

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