| Us boys are free to graze our knees
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| We live to fight the foe
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| With British bulldog balls we make a stand
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| We play the game with dirt-streaked frames
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| Our enemies will know
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| We’re here to play a game called no man’s land
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| Brothers-in-arms we fight to save our lives
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| Every morn from nine till four
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| Crying war
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| With drums and knives we pack our troubles
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| In our old kit bag and smile
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| Boy to man
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| We crawl through fences into no man’s land
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| Us men are here to follow fear
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| We’re made to fight the foe
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| With British bulldog balls we make our stand
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| We go to war with nothing more
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| Than what we have to show
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| We’ve come to play a game called no man’s land
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| Brothers-in-arms we fight to save our lives
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| Every morn we heed the call
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| Crying war
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| With drums and knives we pack our troubles
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| In our old kit bag and smile
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| Man to boy
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| We break the fences down |