The story is true. The war stopped for a brief few days that Christmas and a lot of soldiers discovered what the politicians hadn’t wanted them to discover, that they were fighting other ordinary men who like themselves were only pawns in the game. A notice was posted after the event forbidding any fraternisation with enemy troops and an unkown Tommy scrawled on the bottom of one notice: “You can buy my body but you can’t buy my soul.”
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from Plutonium Alley,
released July 25, 2021
Mike Harding: Guitar, Keyboards,Bass, Mandolin, Strings, Harmonica, Hammer Dulcimer
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