| Tour was up middle of June
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| She was plannin' a welcome home barbecue
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| Green bean casserole, grandma’s recipe
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| There was a knock on the door around two o’clock
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| Two uniforms and her heart stopped
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| Yellow ribbon 'round an oak tree, blowin' in the breeze
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| Here’s to the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| The ones we ain’t seen in so long
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| The hold up a beer ones
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| The wish they were here ones
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| The not forgotten but gone
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| In a better place up there
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| But they sure left a hole down here
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| We just go on livin' and go on missin'
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| The ones, the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| The whole town shut down, the whole town showed up
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| Sang Amazing Grace, watched a slide show of
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| His 22 years, there was laughs and there was tears
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| And that preacher talked about sacrifice
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| And traffic stopped for them Cadillac lights
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| Johnny sold beer half priced that night
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| And everybody raised 'em high singin'
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| Here’s to the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| The ones we ain’t seen in so long
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| The hold up a beer ones
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| The wish they were here ones
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| The not forgotten but gone
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| In a better place up there
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| But they sure left a hole down here
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| We just go on livin' and go on missin'
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| The ones, the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| Back to that front porch
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| Back through that front door
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| To the life they were fightin' for
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| Here’s to the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| The ones we ain’t seen in so long
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| The hold up a beer ones
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| The wish they were here ones
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| The not forgotten but gone
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| In a better place up there
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| But they sure left a hole down here
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| We just go on livin' and go on missin'
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| The ones, the ones that didn’t make it back home
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| The ones that didn’t make it back home |