Letra The U.D.I. Song de John Edmond

Letra de The U.D.I. Song

John Edmond


The U.D.I. Song
John Edmond
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Since the wagon wheels rolled north. It has been many years
The country has been built and run by hearty pioneers
They fought the Matabele and many a hardship too
With flag unfurled we'll tell the world and sing this song to you
Well you can call us rebels and you can call us rogues
We were founded by an Englishman by the name of Cecil Rhodes
We fought for this dear land of ours and many men did die
And we may have to fight again so this is UDI
In her time of need we stood behind, the motherland
Our soldiers fought in Flander's field and in the desert sand
In steaming jungles we have fought a common enemy
These days have been forgotten since the days of victory
And you can call us rebels and you can call us rogues
We were founded by an Englishman by the name of Cecil Rhodes
We fought for this dear land of ours and many men did die
And we may have to fight again so this is UDI
And now the sun is setting upon the great regime
The children are all leaving the nest where they were wooed
And now the youngest child is left with parents in the home
And it can proves it's if it's only left alone
You can call us rebels, you can call us rogues
We were founded by an Englishman by the name of Cecil Rhodes
We fought for this dear land of ours and many men did die
And we may have to fight again, so this is UDI
We may have to fight again, so this is UDI
[Lyrics transcribed by The Ghost of Ian Smith in June of 2019]


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