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WORLD WAR ONE LYRICS
by Joel Sattler → (All Poetry by Joel Sattler)
Saturday, August 7, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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WORLD WAR ONE LYRICS
by JOEL SATTLER

99 years since The Somme
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A DATE WITH DEATH
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A SOLDIER IN FLANDERS FIELDS
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NEVER COMING BACK
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BEHOLD A PALE HORSE
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TAKE THE TRAIN TO PARADISE
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DADDY GONE TO WAR BLUES
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DANNY
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DE PROFUNDIS
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DEATH BE NOT PROUD
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END THE WAR
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EVERY CRUCIFIXION NEEDS A WITNESS
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GO TELL THE SPARTANS
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HISTORY IS ALWAYS A LIE
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I AM THE WARRIOR
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JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN
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LOOKING OUT OVER THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
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NEVER COMING BACK
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PROCESSION FOR THE WAR DEAD
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WINTER 1914 - REVERY
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STAND YOUR GROUND
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STORM OF STEEL
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THE BOYS OF WAR
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THE GUNS OF AUGUST
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THE STURM UND DRANG LULLABY
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THE VALLEY OF DRY BONES
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THE WAR IS NEVER OVER
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WHAT PRICE GLORY?
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Reviewed by Joel Sattler
Reviewed on August 8, 2021
Thank you, Ron.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 8, 2021
I checked out the link and recall leaving a comment to that wonderful lyric about such a terrible war. In this century, at this time, a mere 105 years ago, that war brought great suffering and hardship, along with that to our boys overseas.

I often revisit in my mind and sing the refrain, Danny Boy, with its haunting melody. "Danny boy, oh Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling. Throughout the glen and down the mountainside." And the more jubilant, When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again, "Hoorah."

We are so lucky in this century that so far, our war surgical and computerized like a video game. Or are we?

Thank you for writing all these lyrics of remembrance of that terrible time.

Ron


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