Biography:
Fairport Convention is often credited with being one of the first English folk rock bands. Formed in 1967, Fairport rapidly developed from playing cover versions of American 'west coast' music to an individual style which melded rock music with traditional English folk tunes and songs.
Like their peers The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and Jefferson Airplane they were blessed with several considerable individual talents and produced music that -at least initially- was eclectic, as well as exploratory.
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You generals all and champions bold, that takes delight in fields
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That knocks down churches and castle walls, but now to death must yield
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We must go and face our daring foes and with a sword and shield
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I often fought with my merry men, but now to death must yield
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I am an Englishman by birth, Lord Marlborough is my name
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And I was brought up in London town, a place of noted fame
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I was beloved by all my men and kings and princes likewise
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And then all the towns we took, to all the world's surprise
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C F C
King Charles the Second I did serve, to face our foes in France
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And at the battle of Ramilles, we boldly did advance
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The sun was down, the earth did quake, so loudly did he cry
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"Fight on, my boys, for old England's sake, we'll conquer or we'll die"
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But now we gain for victory and bravely kept the field
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We took great numbers of prisoners and forced them all to yield
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That very day my horse got shot, 'twas by a musket ball
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And as I mounted up again, my aide-de-camp did fall
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Now I on a bed of sickness lie, I am resigned to die
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You generals all and champions bold, stand true as well as I
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"Stand true my lads and fright no man, but fight with courage bold"
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I led my men through smoke and fire, but never bribed with gold
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