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作曲 : Stephen Foster |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier from the rude and stirring wars, |
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Was my brother in the battle where you gained those noble scars? |
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He was ever brave and valiant, and I know he never fled. |
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Was his name among the wounded or numbered with the dead? |
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Was my brother in the battle when the tide of war ran high? |
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You would know him in a thousand by his dark and flashing eye. |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier, will he never come again, |
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Did he suffer ‘mid the wounded, did he die among the slain? |
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Was my brother in the battle when the noble Highland host |
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Were so wrongfully outnumbered on the Carolina coast? |
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Did he struggle for the Union ‘mid the thunder and the rain, |
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Till he fell among the brave upon a bleak Virginia plain? |
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Oh, I’m sure that he was dauntless and his courage ne’er would lag |
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While contending for the honor of our dear and cherished flag. |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier, will he never come again, |
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Did he suffer ‘mid the wounded, did he die among the slain? |
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Was my brother in the battle when the flag of Erin came |
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To the rescue of our banner and protection of our fame, |
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While the fleet from off the waters poured out terror and dismay |
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Till the bold and erring foe fell like leaves on Autumn day? |
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When the bugle called to battle and the cannon deeply roared, |
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Oh! I wish I could have seen him draw his sharp and shining sword. |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier, will he never come again, |
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Did he suffer ‘mid the wounded, did he die among the slain? |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier from the rude and glittering wars, |
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Was my brother in the battle where you gained those noble scars? |
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He was ever brave and valiant, and I know he never fled. |
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He was named among the wounded or numbered with the dead? |
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Was my brother in the battle when the tide of war was high? |
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You would know him in a thousand by his dark and flashing eye. |
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Tell me, tell me, weary soldier, will he never come again, |
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Did he suffer ‘mid the wounded, did he die among the slain? |
