Spirits Of The Somme
War Wolfe X
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Let the spirits tell the story of the Somme Where men were cast into the fire all along Let the spirits tell the story of the Somme Where the very air you breathe is suffering years gone A name synonymous with with your nightmares If you manage to survive you see the corpses out there For the rest of your days and many sleepless nights Let the spirits tell the story of the Somme with fright Bodies and bodies are thrown into the fray At the German lines dug in and they will stay To rain bullets down on the waves of men running Across no man's land the barrage said they're coming Barbed wire post all across the landscape The land is pockmarked by the shells sent to scathe Many standard rounds and some rounds more sinister With the gasses that fuse with the dust and air in turn The dead start to sink into the mud Becoming part of the earth The dead many are lost just because The constant shells will disturb All the land in between both lines Resembles something otherworldly And all you can think if this is still earth Then there's no hope for you surely No hope Let the spirits tell the tale No hope Let the spirits tell the tale Let the spirits tell the story of the Somme An offensive that's essential to the war that's far gone Let the spirits tell the story of the Somme Where many british pals met their end before long This is for your country sign up for certain glory This is what your told another part to the story Signing up men enthusiastic at their best But inexperienced at their worst will cause stress The French are fighting valiantly at Verdun German lines need to be distracted forced to turn And that is where the British come in they'll attack The believed vulnerable Somme position at that But commanders they know the Germans long held this point Their trenches and defenses well established so they won't Be easy to take not without waves of men They have to sacrifice to the dirt so they can win The dead get pummeled and trampled by boots By their friends and foes The dead many are lost just because The command really deemed it so But this is war deep in the dark recesses Is a battlefield desolate and cold It somewhat resembles the earth but I don't know How the soldiers will see it when they go The living are fighting for inches of ground That they'll have to pry from their enemy The living have to live with images That no man before has seen simply Its horror its horror and as the days pass The bodies will only pile up This isn't earth this can only be hell And its presence is announced by wailing shells Wailing shells Let the spirits tell the tale Wailing shells Let the spirits tell the tale Spirits of The Somme Spirits of The Somme Spirits of The Somme Spirits of The Somme This battle the result is indecisive A war never ending it would seem Both sides fail at decisive victory And both sides suffer endlessly Millions of men are lost at the Somme A name forever ringing somber In war waged to end all wars The spirits linger here even longer Spirits of the Somme Spirits of The Somme Spirits of The Somme Spirits of The Somme Now from graves unknown They appear still fighting valiantly They appear to us with friends and foes And they'll do so for an eternity The grass may grow on this hills once again But we must never forget The spirits that are left at the somme Still fighting from dawn to dusk We will miss
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