Beacon on the Hill Songtext - John Pearse

Beacon on the Hill - John Pearse

The drums are sounding in the night
The Valley is so still
And in the dark the beacons bright
Burn fiercely on the hill

So fare thee well, my Polly girl
I can no longer stay
For peace is gone and war is come
And we must march away

The farmers laid aside his plough
The sheperd boy his crook
And at the Church they're gathered now
To kiss the Holy Book

So fare thee well, my Polly girl
I can no longer stay
For peace is gone and war is come
And we must march away

The air is filled with martial cries
And the sound of marching feet
The villagers have left their beds
And gathered in the street

So fare thee well, my Polly girl
I can no longer stay
For peace is gone and war is come
And we must march away

Don't ask why I must leave you, love –
Don't ask why we must go
It's not a soldier's job to ask –
It's better we don't know!

So fare thee well, my Polly girl
I can no longer stay
For peace is gone and war is come
And we must march away


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