Ten thousan' ghosts o' that bloody day
was marchin' through his brain,
An' his feet they kind o' picked their way
as if they felt the slain.
An' I grabbed his hand, an' says I to Bill,
'Don't ye 'member me?
I'm yer father—don't ye know me? How
Ten thousan' ghosts o' that bloody day
was marchin' through his brain,
An' his feet they kind o' picked their way
as if they felt the slain.
An' I grabbed his hand, an' says I to Bill,
'Don't ye 'member me?
I'm yer father—don't ye know me? How