Sergeant York
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i don't feel
called upon

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to look
into your conscience.

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It's enough for me
that i trust you,

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and i believe
that when the time comes,

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you'll conduct yourself
as a soldier should.

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Thank you, sir.
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And i'm going to
approve your promotion

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to the rank
of corporal.

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I'll sure
take care of my men the best i can, sir.

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I know
you will, york.

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That's all.
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Thank you, major.
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Aren't you taking
quite a chance, major?

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You mean as to whether
he'll fight or not?

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No, i don't think so,
captain.

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I don't think i'm taking
any chances at all.

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"Dear ma,
am feeling just fine

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"and have taken in
all the sights,

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and bert took me
to a church

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"called notre-dame
cathedral.

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"It's big enough
inside

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"for a fella
to plant a crop of corn.

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Ha ha!
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"Pusher
just come in.

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"He's saying
our outfit is moving

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"up to the front
pretty soon.

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"I reckon that's so
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"'cause we got
all our training

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"and they ain't
brought us here

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"for no sightseeing
tower-

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"tour nohow.
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"Gracie wrote
in her letter

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"she was a-worrying.
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Tell her don't."
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I was
fearing.

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I'm afeard
for alvin.

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It ain't right for us
to be afeard, gracie.

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Alvin's in good hands.
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The lord takes care of them
that's a-believing in him.


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