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The text of this song is taken from from a poem composed by W.H. Auden regarding the Soviet invasion of (then) Czechoslovakia in 1968. However, that poem ends slightly differently:
The ogre does what ogres can
Deeds quite impossible for man.
But one prize is beyond his reach
The ogre cannot master...
The Ogre does what Ogres can
One prize beyond his reach –
Conquers those who write the world
But cannot master speech
Among the hurt and slain
On subjugated plain
The Ogre's words so morbid and mundane