| We promised to make a difference
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| You and I
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| Both still young, feeling smart
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| Now in the light of this shaded lamp
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| I can almost see your smile
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| Dreamt of travelling land and sea
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| And thus we did, my friend
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| You and me
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| Thick as thieves we were
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| Thick as thieves we were
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| Oh, and time was at our side
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| Well, at least so we believed
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| One day our nations prepared for a fight
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| And you and I had to join opposite sides
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| Never we shall behold the green fields
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| Or hear the birds sing in May
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| Our youth, our old day sacrificed
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| And with our lives we did pay
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| Dreamt of travelling land and sea
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| And thus we did, my friend
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| You and me
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| Thick as thieves we were
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| Thick as thieves we were
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| Dreams shattered in filthy trenches
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| Our lungs filled with musterd gas
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| Beneath the grey skies
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| In the fields of Flanders
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| Dreams shattered in filthy trenches
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| Our lungs filled with musterd gas
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| A torn cross bearing your name
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| In the grass
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| Oh, and time was at our side
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| Well at least so we believed
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| One day our nations prepaired for a fight
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| Oh, and time was at our side
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| Well at least so we believed
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| And you and I had to join opposite sides
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| Thick as thieves we were |