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![]() Some Mother's Son Remembrance Day, with poppies red Placed upon the Tomb, November's rain to mourn the Dead In shrouds of mist and gloom. All our fallen soldiers true, Are faded into dust, Pilots brave, and sailors' crew Lie among the Just. Elgar's music carries tears When words do not convey The futility of youth's lost years, Blown, like leaves, away. And every one, some mother's son, Some sweetheart left to weep, They bought our freedom with their blood, We will remembrance keep.
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