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Far Far From Ypres (Songs Poems and Music of World War 1) 2 CD SET

CD1: Your King and Country Need You (Spoken Word - Iain Anderson) * Your King and Country Need
You (Song - The Scottish Pals Singers) * Regimental Tunes (The Army School of Piping and Highland Drumming)
SOLDIER'S
TRENCH SONGS (The Scottish Pals Singers): The Last Mile Home * It's a Long Way To Tipperary * Mademoiselle From Amenities
* Fred Akron's Army * We're Here * Living in a Trench * Raining * Minor Worries * If The Sergeant Steals Your Rum * Oh! It's
a Lovely War * Hush! Here Comes The Whizz-bang * Bombed Last Night * Gassed Last Night * Fritz Boy * Forward Joe Soap's Army
* Pack Up Your Troubles * Whiter Than Whitewash * Far, Far From Wipers I Long To Be * Take Me Back to Dear Old Blight * I'll
Make a Man of You * I Wore a Tunic * Goodbye * When this Bloody War is Over * I Don't Want to be a Soldier * I Want to go
Home * The Old Battalion * The Bells of Hell * It's a Long Way to Tipperary * Keep The Home Fires Burning * Sister Suzie Sewing
Shirts For Soldiers * The Only Girl in The World * Roses of Peccary * Keep Right on to The End of The Road (Harry Lauder)
* The Flowers of The Forest (Corporal Neil McNaughton) * The Last Post (John Samson).

CD2: The Bloody Fields of
Flanders Set (The Army School of Piping and Highland Drumming) * In Flanders Fields (Poem - Iain Anderson) * The Green Fields
of France / No Man's Land (The Corries) * Jimmy's Gone Tae Flanders (Jim Malcolm) * Black is The Sun (Steve Palmer) * Mothers,
Daughters, Wives (The McCalmans) * Geordie McCrae (Robin Laing) * And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda (Eric Bogle) * In Memorium
(Poem - Iain Anderson) * An Eala Bhan (Roddy MacLeod) * Halloween (Sheena Wellington and Karine Polwart) * Why Old Men Cry
(Dick Gaughan) * As If He Knows (Eric Bogle) * Jimmy Waddell / Battle of The Somme (Malinky) * Letters From Wilfred (Alan
Bell) * Only Remembered (The McCalmans) * Cha Till MacCruemen (Poem - Iain Anderson) / MacCrimmon's Lament (Heather Heywood)
/ MacCrimmon's Sweeheart (Dougie Pincock).

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