| Hands upon harrows
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| Heels in the weeds
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| Starving and harvesting
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| Down centuries
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| Pheasants in fields to be hunted and plucked
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| Such is their ration of sixpenny luck
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| Multinous ѕ
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| Who mutter in tongues
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| They frighten the horses
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| Of fortunate sons
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| Absent the rustics, what have they become?
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| Only on Sunday their tears weakly run
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| More or less murder?
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| One simple order
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| It’s just history’s whisper
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| A secret to leave in the field
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| Hands upon harrows and heels in the weeds
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| Treason and guillotines, gallows and thieves
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| Angular hayseeds once furrowed this land
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| Picturesque reapers with skeletal hands
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| Proles are more portly now, mouths open wide
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| Tipping the scales we so kindly provide
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| Skeletal hands were our strata’s delight
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| But oh so offensive on opening night |