This is pretty good as well:

Mark Knopfler - Remembrance Day



Lyrics:

On your maypole green
See the winding morris men
Angry Alfie, Bill and Ken
Waving hankies, sticks and books
All the earthen roofs

Standing at the crease
The batsman takes a look around
The boys are fielding on home ground
The steeple sharp against the blue
When I think of you

Sam and Andy
Jack and John
Charlie, Martin
Jamie, Ron
Harry, Stephen
Will and Don
Matthew, Michael

On and on

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

Time has slipped away
The Summer sky to Autumn yields
A haze of smoke across the fields
Let's sup and fight another round
And walk the stublbed ground

When November brings
The poppies on Remembrance Day
When the vicar comes to say
Lest we forget our sons

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

We will remember them
Remember them
Remember them

Those interested in WW1 might appreciate a movie called "Passchendaele". Saw it recently. Canadian and very well done. I believe they got into it before the United States did.

In many ways the movie offers a snapshot of a much bigger picture that was the war.

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quote:

Originally posted by Chris42:
Those interested in WW1 might appreciate a movie called "Passchendaele". Saw it recently. Canadian and very well done. I believe they got into it before the United States did.

The military history of Canada during World War I began on August 4, 1914, when the United Kingdom entered the First World War (1914–1918) by declaring war on Germany.

I believe that you are correct.

tac

Link to original video: https://youtu.be/cKoJvHcMLfc