We'll Take Care of You All
[Verse]
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- There's a land far away,
- That's the world's protegè,
- And it calls to us way over there,
- And who ever is wrong,
- or who ever is right,
- We all pity it's grief and despair,
- There the poor wander on
- from the homes that are gone,
- There are children whose fate we deplore.
- Their pale faces haunt us,
- they need us; they want us,
- Those sad little waifs of the war.
[Refrain]
- Boys and girls,
- girls and boys,
- Our hearts go out to you,
- Let us be your mothers,
- and your sisters and your brothers
- till your skies again are blue,
- Let us dry your tears
- and let us sooth your fears!
- with heart and voice we call,
- "Come little children,
- come over the sea,
- and we'll take care of you all."
[Verse]
- In this struggle of kings,
- Where the black Eagle's wings,
- Have obscured the fair light of the sun,
- There the eyes of a child,
- And the voice of a child,
- With all smiles and laughter are done,
- For no fault of their own
- it is they who atone;
- They are homeless and starving today.
- To our arms we'll take them
- and happy we'll make them;
- The world's little playmates are they.
[Refrain]
- Boys and girls,
- girls and boys,
- Our hearts go out to you,
- Let us be your mothers,
- and your sisters and your brothers
- till your skies again are blue,
- Let us dry your tears
- and let us sooth your fears!
- with heart and voice we call,
- "Come little children,
- come over the sea,
- and we'll take care of you all."
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