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The Singers' companion
The navy and the army
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THE NAVY AND THE ARMY,

Music by Parry

Though war no more with ruthless hand
Spreads gloom and terror round,
Be not forgot the gallant band
That Albion's glory erowned;
And while the glass you gaily pass,
Where mirth and music charm ye,
O, let the toast be England's boast,
The navy and the army!
The navy and the army,
The army and the navy!
O, let, &c.

Our sailors on the mountain wave,
Our soldiers on the field,
With honour fight, humanely save,
But never basely yield.
Then while the glass you gaily pass,
This welcome tribute levy,
A bumper toast to Britain's boast,
The army and the navy!
The navy and the army,
The army and the navy!
A bumper, &c.


This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

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