| Way down there is a little brown square
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| Where I served since the 10th of December
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| Down below are some people I know
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| That I’m now fighting hard to remember
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| I can’t see any grass, any tree
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| Any girls getting tanned in the sand I’m flying over
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| Take that route where the pavement runs out
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| There’s the door to the truck I was driving
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| Past that hill, there’s another truck filled
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| With the guys who are stuck with surviving
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| Take that turn, you can see it still burn —
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| You could choke from the smoke in the wind I’m flying over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| Back to you
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| Hey there, Jane, half-asleep on the train —
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| There’s no way to explain that I’m sorry
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| Knock on wood, the insurance is good
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| You can fin’lly afford that Ferrari
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| We both know how I wanted to go
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| But I dreamed ev’ry day of the streets I’m flying over
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| Down there, Jane, once I get off the plane
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| Just relax when you sign the releases
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| Don’t be scared — I’ve been cleaned and prepared;
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| You won’t see how my head was in pieces |
| Just stay calm and take care of my Mom
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| And make sure you salute that flag that’s flying over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| I’m flying over, over and over
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| Back to you
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| Keep crying, Jane, ‘til somebody hears you
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| Keep crying, Jane, ‘til somebody hears you
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| Keep crying, Jane, keep crying
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| Keep crying… |