Ten German Bombers - Song

Foto de Robert Capa -Salon de Provence. 1939. A student of the French military aviation school.

Foto de Robert Capa - ALGERIA. Constantine. World War II. May 1943. Members of the United States Air Force 301'st Bomber group, after a daylight mission. The plane's landing gear had been shot away, but the pilot managed to make a successful belly landing.

There were ten German bombers in the air,
There were ten German bombers in the air,
There were ten German bombers, Ten German bombers,
There were ten German bombers in the air,

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And the RAF from England shot one down,
And the RAF from England shot one down,
And the RAF from England, The RAF from England,
And the RAF from England shot one down,

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There were nine German bombers in the air,

There were nine German bombers in the air,

There were nine German bombers, Nine German bombers,

There were nine German bombers in the air,

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And the RAF from England shot one down,

And the RAF from England shot one down,

And the RAF from England, The RAF from England,

And the RAF from England shot one down,

.../....

These verses are then repeated with one more bomber being shot down, until there are none left.

.../...

There were no German bombers in the air,
There were no German bombers in the air,
There were no German bombers, No German bombers,
There were no German bombers in the air,

'Cos the RAF from England shot them down,
'Cos the RAF from England shot them down,
'Cos the RAF from England, The RAF from England,
'Cos the RAF from England shot them down.

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