THE HORSEMAN'S SONG.
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44 l9 BY s. WATERMAN.
SSeed on, my horse the foe is near ..i
Speed on thou shalt freeman bear:


His country calls is name, m
Speed on! hearst thou the trumpet soundi
Away the foe is on the ground "a,


We'll put his might to shame.
Why dost thou neigh, thou noble steed--
Thou warlike friend, Of fiery breed'


stsIm longing for the strife, fa"
To benrsa horseman brave and free:
This fills my breast with higher glee,
itseAnd animates my life." .aa
Come out! come out thou bride of steel
Dost thou my inward courage feel, hAN
so Thou sword so sharp and bright?
Embraced by freedoms sin'wy arm,
My ron'heart grows quickly warm,
has And longeth for the fight"
Hurrah for horseman's fiery mood:
Hurrah the bride Of iron good
hfi The war-steed swift and gay
When foes are threat'ning, then appear,
Ye noble horsemen without fear,


And crush the foreign sway.