War diary of William J. McNamara
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Left page
How lonely now beside
Lough Gurr. There's none
to sing her praise.
That old church yard cant
claim you now. where
you spent some glorious
days. Your lonely grove
is vacant there. How sad
for those at home. A
Western sky is oer you
now. The last long mile
has flown
your life was short
but happy in this fair
land so true
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Yes we parted by the river
on that bright Oct. night
but still in dreams I see
you there Where the same
old moon shines bright
The Efil tower is lighted now
+ I am across the sea
The Seine rolls on but
you are gone Marie of
old Parie.
Again if war clouds
gather oer the same
proud river bank, I
doubt if e'er you will
meet me there in the same
old Kackie khaki pants. They
two have changed the
that made you dear to me
So to-night in dreams we
live again
Marie of Old Parie
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How lonely now beside
Lough Gulf There is none
to sing her praise.
That old church yard cant
claim you now. where
you spent some glorious
days. Your lovely grove
is Vacient
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Verdun
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Story location Verdun
- ID
- 4433 / 51865
- Contributor
- Tom McNamara
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