| Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ali - It's a nice musical name...Muhammad Ali.
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| He's back at work again; | 
| he's being allowed to work once again, Muhammad Ali. | 
| He wasn't for
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| awhile, as you know. | 
| For about three and a half years, they didn't let him work. | 
| 'Course he had
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| an unusual job, beating people up. | 
| It's a strange calling, y'know? | 
| But it's one you're entitled to.
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| Government didn't see it that way. | 
| Government wanted him to change jobs. | 
| Government
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| wanted him to kill people. | 
| He said, "No, that's where I draw the line. I'll beat 'em up, but I don't
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| wanna kill 'em." And the government said, "Well, if you won't kill 'em, we won't let you beat 'em
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| up! | 
| Ah, ha, ha, ha."
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| It was a spiteful move, y'know. | 
| All because he didn't want to go to Vietnam. | 
| And now, of course,
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| we're leaving Vietnam...(makes explosion sound) We're leaving through Laos, Cambodia and
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| Thailand. | 
| It's the overland route. | 
| It's the long way out. | 
| Ya gotta go through China and Russia to
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| get out that way. | 
| What'll we tell them, man? | 
| "We'll only be here six weeks. Just looking for the
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| Ho Chi Minh Trail!" Wow. Maybe they'll buy it, y'know. Of course, you have to remember why
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| we're over there in the first place...(pause, then applause) Oh, yeah! | 
| It always comes to me. | 
| To
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| free those people...So they can have industry- yeah! | 
| US industry- YEAH! | 
| Those are the middle
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| two letters of the word 'industry'..US. | 
| And that is our job around the world. | 
| Run in, free some
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| people and whip a little industry on them. | 
| "Here's your industry. Cool it awhile, willya?" | 
| So that
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| they can have the benefits of industry that we have come to enjoy...COUGH!
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| Oh, beautiful
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| for smoggy skies
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| insecticided grain
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| For strip mined mountains majesty
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| above the asphalt plain
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| America, America
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| Man sheds his waste on thee
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| and hides the pines
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| with billboard signs
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| from sea to oily sea-eee!
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| Then you have to have to remember the sexual side of Vietnam which a lot of people don't
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| notice. | 
| The Hearst newspapers notice it, of course. | 
| Yes, they're into sex on anything. | 
| You check
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| the wishing well or the sewing patterns and there's a little something in there. | 
| But they're always
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| afraid of pulling out. | 
| That's they're big problem, y'know? | 
| "Pull out? Doesn't sound manly to me,
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| Bill. | 
| I say leave it in there and get the job done!" 'Cause that is, after all, what we're doing to that
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| country, right?
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| Yeah. | 
| And we have always been good at that, you must admit. | 
| We, uh, took care of, uh, the
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| blacks, took care of the Indians. | 
| I consider the South just another minority that was screwed by
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| the US government. | 
| I have no prejudice against them. | 
| They got it, too. | 
| 'budadoom!'
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| We really gave the Indians a fast trip across the continent, you notice that? | 
| They were having a
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| little cookout in Massachusetts- buncha boats came up, man..."Hey, ya mind moving over, guys?
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| Bring in the stuff. | 
| Would you move it over, man. | 
| Bring in the stuff. | 
| Would you move it over, man.
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| Bring in the stuff. | 
| Would you move it over, man. | 
| Over three mountain ranges...four mountain
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| ranges. | 
| Got 'em onto an offshore island, Alcatraz, right? | 
| Off the continent completely! | 
| They had
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| to take the island to get it! | 
| Then we kicked them off there. | 
| "I guess we're going to send them
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| back where they came from." Yeah, we must, we.. They bought the Bering Strait theory. "Get
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| them welfare people to work filling in the Bering Strait and charge them Indians a buck a head to
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| go home. | 
| It's a good sound business solution." |