| There were two brothers John and James
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| And when the town went up in flames
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| To save the house of James dashed John
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| Then turned, and lo! |
| His own was gone
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| And when the great World War began
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| To volunteer John promptly ran:
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| And while he learned live bombs to lob
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| James stayed at home and? |
| sneaked his job
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| John came home with a missing limb;
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| That didn’t seem to worry him;
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| But oh, it set his brain awhirl
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| To find that James had? |
| sneaked his girl!
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| Time passed. |
| John tried his grief to drown;
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| To-day James owns one half the town;
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| His army contracts riches yield;
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| And John? |
| Well, search the Potter’s Field |