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White-Collar Spaniard
We have no heart for civil strife,
Our burdens we prefer to bear;
We long to live a peaceful life
And claim of happiness our share.

If only to be clothed and fed
And see our children laugh and play -
That means a lot when all is said,
In this grim treadmill of today.


The price of manhood is too high
When leap the sacrificial flames;
For Justice we refuse to die:
Honour and Pride are empty names.

We will not play the martyr's part,
We will not perish for a Cause;
Leave that to fools - with humble heart
We live according to the Laws.


For see! Comes up the city street,
Communion-clad a shining band
Of timy children, angel-sweet,
Singing and holding hand in hand .
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So let Might triumph over Right;
From sufferance content we take:
We fight because we do not fight,
And it is for our children's sake.
Written by: Robert William Service

Book: Shattered Sighs