Pink Floyd Final Cut (4) - When The Tigers Broke Free

The song When The Tigers Broke Free by Pink Floyd off of their CD The Final Cut. Circa 1983, remastered 2004. I do not own any of this content. Sorry, it's just this picture. Volume increased 20%. Get CD here: http://www.amazon.com/Final-Cut-Pink-... Lyrics:It was just before dawn one miserable morningIn black 'forty fourWhen the forward commanderWas told to sit tightWhen he asked that his men be withdrawnAnd the Generals gave thanksAs the other ranks held backThe enemy tanks for a whileAnd the Anzio bridge headWas held for the priceOf a few hundred ordinary livesAnd old King George sent MotherA note when he heard that father was goneIt was, I recall, in the form ofA scroll, with gold leaf and allAnd I found it one dayIn a drawer of old photographs hidden awayAnd my eyes still grow damp to rememberHis Majesty signedWith his own rubber stampIt was dark all round, there was frost on the groundWhen the tigers broke freeAnd no one survivedFrom the Royal Fusiliers, company "C" There were all left behindMost of them dead, the rest of them dyingAnd that's how the high commandTook my Daddy from me.