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The young the old The brave and the bold Their story shall always be told As we lay down our heads Upon our pillows in our beds We hear their sorrowful voices saying: “Remember, remember The young and the old” “Remember, remember The brave and the bold” “Remember, remember That dreary day” Remember, remember Where we now lay”
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