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coget | 11:05 Thu 20th Sep 2007 | Arts & Literature
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Hi,
I'm looking for the music hall monologue 'The Battle of Waterloo'
Not sure who wrote it
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scroll down to "At the Battle of Waterloo", not sure if it's what you're after but I hope it helps:

http://www.musichallcds.com/music_hall_songs_d atabase.htm
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I can find two versions:Bobbie Comber and the The Two Leslies performing it at:http://www.musichallcds.com/music_hall_songs_d atabase.htm. I did think it might be a Stanley Holloway monologue.
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Thanks for those anawers above but anyone know the words?
This is all I can find, hope it's the one:
The Battle Of Waterloo

June the 18th 1815, the Battle at "Belle-Alliance"
Marshy fields and pouring
rain all the blood and cannon's fire, cuirassier's attack
British grenadiers stand tight
Wellington's command
"Bluecher or the night" but no Prussian on the sight

The Battle of Waterloo, a sea of blood that stains the fields
The Battle of Waterloo, lead and steel the bloody gods
The Battle of Waterloo, they fight and die, fall one by one
The Battle of Waterloo, a tribute to the bloody death

Fight, fight - you have to stand unite
Kill, kill - come on and have your thrill
Bleed, bleed - your blood flows on the field
Die, die - but nobody will ever cry for you

The French guard marches on and on straight towards British lines
Bluechers Prussians join the fight storming the fire side
The French guards fall one by one but
Napoleon has gone
Do you know who's paying the costs?
The little soldier, he's lost

The Battle of Waterloo, a sea of blood that stains the fields
The Battle of Waterloo, lead and steel the bloody gods
The Battle of Waterloo, they fight and die, fall one by one
The Battle of Waterloo, a tribute to the bloody death

Perhaps you mean Sam Small
By Stanley Holloway

http://footguards.tripod.com/01ABOUT/01_weapon s/01_WpBessSam.htm

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