
Date of issue: 09.07.2016
Record label: TY4TM
Song language: English
The Peat Bog Soldiers |
Far and wide as the eye can wonder |
Heath and bog are everywhere |
Not a bird sings out to cheer us |
Oaks are standing gaunt and bare. |
We are the peat bog soldiers, |
Marching with our spades to the moor. |
Up and down the guards are marching, |
No one, no one can get through. |
Flight would mean a sure death facing, |
Guns and barbed wire block our view. |
We are the peat bog soldiers, |
Marching with our spades to the moor. |
But for us there is no complaining, |
Winter will in time be past. |
One day we shall rise rejoicing. |
Homeland, dear, you’re mine at last. |
Then we’re the peat bogs soldiers, |
March no more with spades to the moor. |
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