| «We left the people of Israel with, one thought.
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| That they are not alone -- The people of New York
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| People of the United States of America
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| Indeed decent freedom loving people
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| Everywhere stand at their side in this hour of need.»
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| Cries of wait please wait wiggity wait but Kuwait won’t wait
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| Desert Shield a field full of confused hate
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| Soldiers fight because they’re loyal, while tempers boil
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| On U.S. soil, they’re screamin no blood for oil
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| Groups of recruits get fitted for troop boots
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| While business suits shoot hoops eatin Fruit Loops
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| Yo I don’t understand the government plan
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| Goin on holy land, killin a family man, and
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| Tearing loved ones asunder
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| When things were really sunny, strictly for the money
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| The money. |
| yo money
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| You might reinstate the draft and I’m gettin bummy
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| So I clear my head by goin testin testin one two testin
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| And countin my blessings
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| And pray for the brotherman with an M-60 in his hand
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| Eatin spam
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| So one more time, testin one two, and ya don’t stop
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| That’s why we got this war Hobbes
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| Yo I only got one thing to say chief
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| Let’s bring 'em home safely
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| «The State Department’s ?? |
| wants to mediate
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| The Iranian president wants to meet with Iraq
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| And then maybe the U. S
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| A Middle East expert here in New York has an explanation»
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| Deep in the Middle East, in the belly of the beast
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| We got men and women losin blood for black grease
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| Oil — how could such a thing spoil
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| A whole nation and turn it up into a turmoil
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| Stealths wipin out every man’s health
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| Bombers got sisters brothers daddies and lonely mommas
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| Cryin, «Oh my son, oh Lord help my daughter
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| Calm the ragin seas, please fill the waters»
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| Readin letters under candle, delivered by camel
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| Layin in a dug-out channel’s kinda hard to handle
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| So I say a little prayer to my maker in this blood filled place
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| Please bring 'em home safe
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| «Baghdad radio is calling for terrorist actions
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| Against the nations fighting Iraq in the Persian Gulf
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| And the allies are concerned that cryptic messages
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| Broadcast this morning could be a signal to terrorists.»
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| President Bush will bring us out of this recession
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| We’ll all have jobs when American numbers are lessened
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| Blessings are said, so no one will get hurt
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| Yo — I need a Shield, but it’s not for the Desert
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| It’s a shield for the ills that builds
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| With this rampant nationalization; |
| we’re not dealin in humanism
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| P.O.W.'s, M.I.A.'s unknown soldiers in unknown graves
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| Let’s bring 'em home safe
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| «The F.B.I. |
| continues to look for those responsible
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| For placing six pipe bombs on, chemical tanks
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| In the Norfolk, Virginia — or near the Norfolk, Virginia naval base
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| The bombs were safely.»
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| Well hostility jumps on the scene in ninety-one
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| No fun, large sons shooting machine guns
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| Population adjustment will be adjusted by an intellgent villain
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| Guerilla warfare killing
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| Amplifies, fear tears blood embedded in mud
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| Daddy falls to the accuracy intricate of a SCUD
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| Black gold soul, patriots told nothing but lies
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| Atmosphere develop permanent red eyes
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| Destruction a product to develop and enhance
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| Presidential fees, blood from overseas
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| Spilled, uphill, peace of mind
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| I’m, waiting for, waiting for the time
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| Inner soul craves, for guidance
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| For safety for the brave, P.O.W. |
| slaves
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| Will be used as shields to pierce and drill
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| To drip tears, when a declared won’t mingle
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| With the Man Upstairs, funerals for fear
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| Confusion, nervous hands from a scared wife knittin
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| Siblings infants weepin, continous tear drippin
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| Impaled men please God let them cease
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| Come home, Red Hot Lover Tone, Rockin Robin
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| MC Serch, and for the last the verse
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| Let us rehearse, excluse men in the hearse
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| Everybody what’s the verse? |
| Peace
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| «If one of the bombs had gone off, the resulting
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| Damage and loss of life would have been tremendous
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| F.B.I. |
| agents on the scene had NO idea
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| Who placed them there.»
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| None of the bags coming back are filled with gallons of clout
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| To spill out, to shake-up, break up, now blow up
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| Has entered the minds in Washington D.C., tell me
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| Is this the land of the free, and in France see
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| Danish
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| German
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| Guess that we’re all comin back in one peace
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| «Adolf Hitler, Joe Stalin, and Saddam Hussein
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| Not the types you’d expect to meet on Route 80 near Hackensack
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| Well there they’re gathered, because.»
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| The web’s analyzed of the ties to the dark side
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| A nation vexed, is it a Vietnam flipside
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| On the streets, protests came a little late
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| Six months on your seat before war date
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| A Watergate for information ain’t passed on
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| Is that the actual fact, or was you gassed on
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| The noose loose for the troops in combat boots
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| Bring 'em home and preserve those family roots, peace!
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| «And the U.S.S. |
| Missouri and her sixteen-inch guns
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| Opened fire on Iraqi positions near the Kuwaiti border
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| It is the first time those big guns were used in combat
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| Since the Korean War. |
| Meantime U.S. and allied planes
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| Continue to bomb Iraqi military sites in Kuwait, and outside Baghdad.» |