| What about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| I don’t wanna sing about it anymore
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| Does anybody even care anymore?
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| Born in North Carolina, first born out of nine.
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| Played little league ball, boy scouts, loved rock and roll.
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| Played soldiers with the boys, spun bottles with the girls.
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| His world shook up on that September morn.
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| And what about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| I don’t wanna sing about it anymore
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| Does anybody even care anymore?
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| He joined as a soldier to go out and save the world.
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| Had roadside bombs blow right up in his face.
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| Seeing dead ones and remains.
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| Getting shot at once again, for an injured women or child he couldn’t help.
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| This is hell.
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| November 15th he gets home, feeling guilty desperate and alone.
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| His family they do not understand.
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| Angry drinking, sleeping on.
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| Wondering what the hell have we really won?
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| Why did i get to survive while others died?
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| So what about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| I don’t wanna sing about it anymore
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| What about the war after the war?
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| Does anybody even care anymore?
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| But who cares for them all when they get home?
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| Coming home but it ain’t home.
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| Coming home but it ain’t home.
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| Coming home from the zone.
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| Coming home I feel alone. |