In the y^Dear of thirty nine assembled h^Emere the volunteers In the d^Cays when the la^Gnds were f^Dew And the s^Emhip sailed out into the b^Clue and sunny morn The s^Dsus4weetest s^Dign ever s^Geen.

And the ni^Dght followed day, and the st^D#dimory tellers say The sc^Emore brave souls in^Amside For s^Go many a lonely day sailed acr^Doss the milky seas N^Ge'e^Cr looked b^Emack, ne^Cver f^Deared, neve^Gr crie^Dd

Don't you h^Gear my call though you're m^Cany years away Don't you h^Gear me calling ^Dyou Write your l^Getters ^B7in the s^Emand F^Gor the d^Cay I t^Gake your h^Amand In the l^Gand that ou^Dr grandchildren k^Gnew

In the y^Dear of thirty nine came a s^Emhip came from the blue The volu^Cnteers came ho^Gme that da^Dy And they ^Embring good news from a wo^Crld so newly born Though thei^Dsus4r hearts so h^Deavily we^Gigh

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Don't you h^Gear my call though you're m^Cany years away Don't you h^Gear me calling ^Dyou Write your l^Getters ^B7in the s^Emand F^Gor the d^Cay I t^Gake your h^Amand In the l^Gand that ou^Dr grandchildren k^Gnew

Don't you h^Gear my call though you're m^Cany years away Don't you h^Gear me calling ^Dyou Write your l^Getters ^B7in the s^Emand C^Gan not h^Ceal me li^Gke your your ^Amhand For my l^Emife, still a^Dhead, pity m^Ge