The Toy Car
Soldiers man the ramparts
Beer and wine are rife
A soldier makes his rounds
Peace is at hand
The soldier careth not
Yet, he does
Protection of his peers
Is very near and dear
He keeps it upon himself
Never, ever will they fall off a shelf
Shatter to a million pieces
For he is a cushion
He is a young boy with a toy car
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