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It was
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over that wild beaten track
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Who set a friend of bone apart
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It paced the sands and lofty rocks
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Of St Helena's shore.
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The wind it blew a hurricane,
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The lightnings flashed around it dart,
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The seagulls were a -screamin'
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And the waves around it roar.
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Oh, how shrewd wins the stranger cried
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As I ranged o 'er the dreary spot
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Where once our gallant hero
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Did heavy eyelids close
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And though at peace his bones do rot
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His name will never be forgot
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This grand conversation
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This grand conversation on great
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Bonaparte arose
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Oh, the stranger cried,
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Why did you persecute that hero bold?
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Far better had you slain him
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On the plains of Waterloo.
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For Napoleon he was a friend
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To heroes both young and old
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He forced the money for to fly
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Wherever he did go
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When plans would form in night an d day
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The boat commander to betray
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He said, I'll go to Moscow,
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and that'll ease me woes
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If fortune smiles on
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me that day
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When all the world shall me obey
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This grand conversation of
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Napoleon arose
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This grand conversation of Brave
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Bonaparte arose
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There's many thousands that arise
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To conquer Moscow by surprise
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Like Hannibal he crossed the Alps
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Oppressed by frost and snow
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And being on the Russian land,
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he soon began to open his eyes
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But Moscow was a -blazing,
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and the men drove to and fro
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Dauntless viewed the plain,
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and then in anguish at the same
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He cried, retreat me gallant men,
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for time so quickly goes,
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in that re treat,
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And forced them their horses for to eat.
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This grand conversation on
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Napoleon arose,
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This grand conversation on brave Bona
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parte arose.
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At Waterloo they bravely fought
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Commanded by this Bonaparte
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Field Marshal made it in betray
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For he was bribed by gold
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When Blucher led the Prussians in
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It merely broke Napoleon's heart
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He cried, me 30 ,000 men
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are lost and I am sold
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He viewed the plane and he cried,
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all is lost
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And then his favourite charger crossed
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The plain was in confusion
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With dead and dying woes
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And the bunch of roses did ad vance
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And quickly entered in to France
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This grand conversation
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on Napoleon arose
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This grand conversation
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Breaks bone apart the bones
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This bonaparte was planned to be
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A prisoner across the sea,
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the rocks of St Helena
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It was his fi nal spot,
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a prisoner there to be
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Till death did end his misery,
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his son soon followed after
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It was an awful plot
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and long enough as they've been dead
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The curse of war around us spread
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And may our shipping float again
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to find the daring foe
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when honour calls,
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We're bowling out those wooden walls.
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This grand conversation on
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Napoleon the Rose,
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This grand conversation of brave boulder
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