| Sons and daughters, friends and neighbours.
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| Every morning, all the papers.
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| How many thousand killed or maimed.
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| And you never knew their names?
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| Stock piled arms as tensions mount.
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| Like the numbers in your bank accounts.
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| But the checks you send their families
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| Won’t buy you out of blame…
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| An army of one, like remaining limbs, like the mess were in.
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| Left to raise the kids, until our minds decides to make it change
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| Your P.R. team decides you need to show your face at walter reed,
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| Its purple hearts and networks feed, don’t try to make this fun.
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| Sacrificed for this great land, but there’s no shaking phantom hands.
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| Pat on the back, «I'm sorry son, thanks for a job well done»…
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| An army of one, like remaining limbs, like the mess were in.
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| Left to raise the kids, until our minds decides to make it change
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| Their war, what’s it fucking good for,
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| Makes 'em lots of money, so we do it again and again… |