School Fight Song
There's a school in our fair city,
Whose fame has spread both far and near,
And though other schools win favour,
There is none to us that is so dear,
She has kept her colours flying
Throughout the glorious days gone by,
And to us there comes a challenge
To keep them flying high! Rah! Rah!
Let's sing a song for dear old Central,
The school that claims our loyalty,
True hearts are loyal,
The colours royal,
As we go marching onward, on to victory
And all the foes that come against us
Will write our name in history,
For when we meet them'
We'll e're defeat them
As we go marching on to victory!
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