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My wife and me took a home by the sea |
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In the hopes we'd be raising some children |
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When the snow's on the pine |
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We come down from the maritime |
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To the oak and the pine of New England |
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Oh, the winter was hard and I could not find a job |
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And the factory closed in December |
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Old folks 'round the town |
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Know that they're feeling down |
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With the worst winter they could remember |
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Nelson McGuire, he's the same age as I |
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Though in looks he appears to be older |
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He returned to a store |
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From the Indo-China War |
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And his heart is the heart of a soldier |
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(oh yes) |
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And some man in the da da di... |
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Didn't know da da di... |
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Saying communists and fags |
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Gonna desecrate the flag |
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Just across the Canadian border |
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Da da da... |
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Buried deep in his shoulder |
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(Oh, no) |
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Oh, mama |
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Don't lean on me |
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I know |
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Don't lean on me |
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