| I stuck my head so far above the wire last night
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| To draw the sniper’s fire from my buddy’s light
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| And now I’m packing up my gun, stowing my kit
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| I’m moving my butt outta this fiery pit
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| And the captain says, «Ah, you did good son»
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| Ah, but I know what I’ve seen
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| And it don’t bring no joy
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| And I can’t tell my wife
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| And I can’t tell my boy
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| I’m coming home for good
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| I hope will never have to shoot no one again
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| They’re bringing me outta here tonight
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| And I’ll be home by the morning light
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| From a son of a gun to a home-loving beach bum
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| Job done
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| Two weeks have passed
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| And I can still see blokes I left behind
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| And I ask the same old question
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| Why did we have to fight?
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| I got shrapnel scars and a weeping eye
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| And I can’t stare too long at these Christmas light
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| And I’m scared to sleep 'cause in every dream I die
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| So my family and I join the soldiers' march
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| We hold our banners high in the center of the park
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| We sing peace on earth under the Christmas tree
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| And bring all our boys back home
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| We’re coming home for good
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| And there is an airlift coming from oversees, yeah
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| Bringing the boys back to stay
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| Leave the folks out there to find their own way
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| No one’s gonna miss us anyway
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| Bring all the boys back home this Christmas
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| Bring back the days when we were young and we were free
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| When the world could live as one and there was nothing we couldn’t overcome
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| And every Christmas was a family of fun
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| No enemy to overcome
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| Well, let’s bring the boys back home this Christmas
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| Bring 'em home
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| Bring all the boys back home
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| Bring 'em home |