Here's a song from another country
It's a marching song
Thirty years ago, the soldiers of Chiang Kai-shek's army were deserted to join the red army
And most of them were illiterate
And they had to learn a few things in a hurry
So there was a song they were supposed to learn
So this song has a peculiar title of
The Three Rules of Discipline and the Eight Rules of Attention
And...it's...they put into the whole thing
Here's how it goes
The verses go on
They say...always march in step
Obey orders
Don't take anything from the peasant
Not even a needle or thread without paying for it
Don't molest women
Help the peasant gather their crops at harvest time
And so on and so on
All in this tune
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Here's a song from another country
It's a marching song
Thirty years ago, the soldiers of Chiang Kai-shek's army were deserted to join the red army
And most of them were illiterate
And they had to learn a few things in a hurry
So there was a song they were supposed to learn
So this song has a peculiar title of
The Three Rules of Discipline and the Eight Rules of Attention
And...it's...they put into the whole thing
Here's how it goes
The verses go on
They say...always march in step
Obey orders
Don't take anything from the peasant
Not even a needle or thread without paying for it
Don't molest women
Help the peasant gather their crops at harvest time
And so on and so on
All in this tune
Eight more v
