First World War Songs From The Trenches. When Very Lights Are Shining
A "Very Light" is a rocket fired from a brass pistol and used at night in the front line to illuminate No Man's Land so that sentries could be sure the enemy were not approaching. Sung to the tune When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Compiled by http://www.WW1Photos.com
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