Sergeant York
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Put your trust in the book.
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Here's another book, york-
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the history
of the united states.

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Them that live
by the sword

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! will be a-perishing
! by the sword.

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The government
of all men

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to defend
the rights of each man.

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Each man to defend
the rights of all men.

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Remember the lord said
thou shalt not kill.

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The cost
of that heritage is high,

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sometimes
all we have

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to preserve it-
even our lives.

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Obey your god...
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defend
your country.

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Your god...
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your country...
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god...
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country...
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god...
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country...
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god...
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"render therefore
unto caesar

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"the things
which are caesar's

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and unto god the things
that are god's."

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Unto caesar the things
which are caesar's...

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and unto god...
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god's.
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Private york
reporting, sir.

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Have him come in.
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Yes, sir.
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All right, sergeant.
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I'm a-bringing
your book back, major,

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and i'm
a-thanking you.

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You're welcome, york.
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I done what
you told me.

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I thought
things over.

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Well?
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I'd like to stay
in this here army.

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I rather hoped
that you would, york.

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But there's just
one thing, sir,

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that i ought
to tell you.

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There's lots
of things

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i ain't
figured out yet-

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lots of things
still a-going on in my mind-

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but it's just
like pastor pile done told me.

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I reckon i can
just be a-trusting

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in something
that's a heap bigger than i be.

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York, as your
superior officer,


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