| I’ve told you once I’ve told you a thousand times
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| No regrets and no remorse
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| No 4 am whiskey soaked wisdom or bloody
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| knuckled politics
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| Do I regret and not a single moment will I ever
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| repent
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| You may say I have lost to a better man
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| This may be true I cannot protest or lie
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| Yet maybe one who did not dare to be wrong or
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| even to be right
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| To those who did not dare to sing out of tune
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| Or sing a different song
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| To march to the beat of a different drum and speak
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| the truths others fear
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| Just give me one thing to live or die for
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| So here’s to comrades near and far
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| So raise a glass, raise your voices
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| Years have passed some would say
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| They have not been kind
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| Yet these are the scars of war
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| And we remain yet we stand
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| Bloodied yet unbowed
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| What is the standard with which I bear
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| What flag do we fly when marching to war
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| Only a nation that dare not speak its name
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| Nor can ever shed its pain
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| So here’s to comrades near and far
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| Raise a glass, raise hell
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| Years have passed closer to the grave
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| But this is the song we chose to sing
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| To the bitter end, to the end |