N-Normandy Orchards
C-Keith Marsden
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S-100
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B-3/4
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M-;W-2 G-4 S-6 c-4 c-4 c-4 c-5 b-8 c-4 d-4 e-4 f-4 e-5 d-8 c-4 a-4 G-4 G-4 a-4 G-4 G-4 a-4 c-4 c-4 d-3 e-4 f-4 g-4 g-5 G-8 G-4
L-They're buil- ding a camp on the corn-fields at Ar-ling-ham, Bull-do-zers chur-ning and chan-ging the land. Long barb'd wire fen-ces and
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M-:W-2 a-4 c-4 b-4 a-5 G-8_G-4 a-4 G-4 G-4 a-4 b-4 c-4 d-4 e-5 d-8 c-3 d-4 d-4 e-4 f-5 e-8 d-4 c-4 c-4 b-4 c-5 d-8 e-4
L-     a-cres of tar-mac;      Nis-sen huts rise where the crops used to stand. Wide-eyed young vil-lage girls, gig-gling and sta-ring at
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M-:W-2 f-4 e-4 d-4 c-5 b-8 c-4 d-4 a-4 c-4 b-3 c-4 c-4 b-4 c-5 d-8 e-4 d-5 e-8 f-4 e-5 d-8 c-4 a-4 G-4 G-4 a-4 G-4 G-4
L-   tanks  and trans-por-ters that dar-ken the sky.     Con- voys of lor-ries with fresh fa-ces pee-ring out, So ma-ny young men come
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M-:W-2 a-4 c-5 b-8 a-2 G-4 e-5 d-8 c-4 G-4 c-4 d-4 e-5 f-8 g-4 d-3 d-4 d-4 c-4 b-5 c-8 d-4 c-4 c-4 d-4 e-2 G-4
L-       lear-ning to die.   They say you can still hear the vil-lage hall band, Grey ghost-ly coup-les stll glide round the floor,  But
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M-8W-2 c-4 c-4 c-4 c-5 d-8 e-4 a-4 d-4 e-4 f-5 e-8 d-4 G-4 c-4 b-4 a-4 d-5 c-8 b-4 e-5 d-8 c-3 S-6
L-      Nor-man-dy   or-chards wer wai-ting to wel-come new part-mers in death in the mad dance of war.