Remembrance Day
Rust marks, scorched in the earth
Journey’s end boys are calling
Takes me back to nowhere fast
Where young England lies fallen
Seldom reached their destinations
Summers doors are left ajar
Now rainy days and sunshine bakes
Down on Minnie’s boy
It’s Remembrance Day and we won’t forget you
All of our young who have fallen
We’ll think of you, maybe hold back a tear
The sacrifice you paid for what we hold dear
Daddy’s waiting for his son
Meanwhile Mother watches clocks
Seventeen for King and Queen
Wasted youth and senseless slaughter
Whistle stops time from standing still
It’s time to go your friends are calling
Misty morning a new day dawning
Sunshine breaks over the hill
It’s Remembrance Day and we won’t forget you
All of our young who have fallen
We’ll think of you, maybe hold back a tear
The sacrifice you paid for what we hold dear
Now Journey’s end’s here in November rain
Flanders fields forever still
And I always wanted to give my thanks
I came to say I’m sorry still
They’ve finally found you, gave you back your name
I’m glad to see you rest on easy
Sixty thousand children came and went
Young John England was among them

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