 | Original Songs (1861) |  |
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WHO HAS A FEAR FOR ENGLAND NOW?
I
Who has a fear for England now?Who has a care at all,
When at a word her gallant sons
All muster at her call?
There are no such brave-hearted men,
Search all the wide world through,
No truer men there are on earth,
For what they say they'll do.
Chor. Who has a fear for England now? &c.
II
They come from ledger, loom, and mine,From forge, and plough, and mill,
From hidden dale, and mountain brown,
Green valley, wood, and hill.
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As out their thousands teem,
And the green hedgerows, as they pass,
With flashing bayonets gleam.
Chor. Who has a fear for England now? &c.
T. M.
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