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We Arm to Fight
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| We Arm to Fight written by William Henry Davies |
| From "Forty New Poems", (1918) | Link to further information |
We arm to fight the Kaiser's troops,
And every man will do his part;
One song was mine, a call to arms,
To cheer my country's heart,
My love —
To cheer my country's heart.
Yes, I who have the power of song
To arm maybe a hundred men,
Have made one call, and only one,
And armed no more than ten,
My love —
And armed no more than ten.
For now we meet, and my one cry
Is " Molly, Molly," night and day;
We fight the foe, and I am dumb:
Oh, kiss my shame away.
My love!
Oh, kiss my shame away!
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