The Service Man

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    “Tommy” you was when it began,
    But now that it is o’er
    You shall be called The Service Man
    ’Enceforward, evermore.

    Batt’ry, brigade, flank, centre, van,
    Defaulter, Army-corps,
    From first to last, The Service Man
    ’Enceforward, evermore.

    From ’Allifax to ’Industan,
    From York to Singapore,
    ’Orse, foot, an’ guns, The Service Man
    ’Enceforward, evermore!

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