The Child of Anfield
¶ 1
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Fathers Mothers sons and daughters
Blood on blood forever bound
Stand on the kop and sing the legends
Who play upon this hallowed ground
¶ 2
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Oh miracles such golden deeds
Much more than this we ask?
What precious gold can others give?
What more could come to pass?
¶ 3
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Through winter’s seasons on and on
Stand we in robes of red
The stars pinned to their dome of night
Are fixed above each head
¶ 4
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In little streams each river flows
As silver salmon fly
The scent of summer beads the air
Slips down from clouds on high
¶ 5
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A child would dream a million dreams
Tramp pavements wet with tears
Watch fragile suns through shadows rise
And still all roads lead here
¶ 6
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Upon the hopes that pound the shore
In search, in search of home
The webs of sadness fall as dust
Condemned to silence, as a stone
¶ 7
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Oh heroes here and stories told
The themes are still the same
Pass and move the Gospels preach
Borne from the Liverpool Way.
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