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War does not stop for the good man who dies. War is too cold for the good man to warm. There goes his leg as artill'ry takes his arm. War does not stop when in pieces, he lies. War does not stop for the child who cries. There is no umbrella can hold that great storm. The tears of the orphan resound in the form Of the news that is silent to pleading and sighs. War is a hellfire like none else on earth. When war rages on, who minds the hearth In home which must necessity bind For no one is list'ning, no one is kind. The demons have run, the children have sobbed For men unknown, upon whom, the red gunfire daubed.
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 3:41 PM UTC
War and the Good Man
War does not stop for the good man who dies. War is too cold for the good man to warm. There goes his leg as artill'ry takes his arm. War does not stop when in pieces, he lies. War does not stop for the child who cries. There is no umbrella can hold that great storm. The tears of the orphan resound in the form Of the news that is silent to pleading and sighs. War is a hellfire like none else on earth. When war rages on, who minds the hearth In home which must necessity bind For no one is list'ning, no one is kind. The demons have run, the children have sobbed For men unknown, upon whom, the red gunfire daubed.
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lark-train
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 3:41 PM UTC
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