From the Nsdonal IntsIliC Cspcsr
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1ines ~ tho Death ofMajor Ringgold.
He has fallen he has fallen,


The chivalrous and brave!
The young and ardent soldier ~
Is dreaming in his grave
He has fallen he has fallen,


With glory on his name.
In the budding of his laurels,


And the morning Of his fame
Death thou art called beautiful
In the innocent and fair,
AS thou cometh like blessing
On the evenings scented air
But, Death thou art more glorious,
When the youthful hero dies,
With the flag of Freedom waving
Like meteor o'er his eyes!
He has fallen he has fallen,


For his country fair and free
In the foremost ranks he's fallen,
For no craven heart had he!
In the summer land they've placed him,
Meath sky that's ever blue,
And Heaven never smiled on one
More generous and true