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The hard days seem long, |
but the lonely nights are longer, |
when you aren't with us, |
and the sun has gone down. |
You have sworn allegiance |
and a pledge to the king, |
and you must fight to |
finish his foreign dream. |
The children miss you, and I |
set a blank plate at each meal. |
I pray you will come home alive, |
and not meet the heathen steel. |
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