John Wesley Harding
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Anonymous 1916

Read Anonymous 1916 lyrics by John Wesley Harding on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: John Wesley Harding Canonical path: /john-wesley-harding/anonymous-1916 Related lyric paths: 6
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Anonymous 1916

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I've lost my rifle and bayonet

I've lost my pull-through too

I've lost the socks that you sent me

That lasted the whole winter through

I've lost the razor that shaved me

I've lost my four-by-two

I've lost my hold all

And now I've got damn all

Since I've lost you.

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