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Pink ~ My Vietnam


Daddy was a soldier he taught me about freedom Peace and all the great things that we take advantage of Once I fed the homeless, I'll never forget I look upon thier faces as I treated them with respect And This is my Vietnam I'm at war Life keeps on dropping bombs And I keep score Momma was a lunitic, she liked to push my buttons She said I wasn't good enough, but I guess I wasn't trying Never like school that much, they tried to teach me better But I just wasn't hearing it because I thought I was already pretty clever And This is my Vietnam I'm at war They keeps on dropping bombs And I keep score This is my Vietnam I'm at war They keep on dropping bombs And I keep score What do you expect from me? What am I not giving you? What could I do for you to make me OK in your eyes? This is my Vietnam I'm at war They keep on dropping bombs And I keep score This is my Vietnam I'm at war Life keeps on dropping bombs And I keep score This is my Vietnam This is my Vietnam more free lyrics

Daddy was a soldier he taught me about freedom
Peace and all the great things that we take advantage of
Once I fed the homeless, I'll never forget
I look upon thier faces as I treated them with respect
And

This is my Vietnam
I'm at war
Life keeps on dropping bombs
And I keep score

Momma was a lunitic, she liked to push my buttons
She said I wasn't good enough, but I guess I wasn't trying
Never like school that much, they tried to teach me better
But I just wasn't hearing it because I thought I was already pretty clever
And

This is my Vietnam
I'm at war
They keeps on dropping bombs
And I keep score

This is my Vietnam
I'm at war
They keep on dropping bombs
And I keep score

What do you expect from me?
What am I not giving you?
What could I do for you to make me OK in your eyes?

This is my Vietnam
I'm at war
They keep on dropping bombs
And I keep score

This is my Vietnam
I'm at war
Life keeps on dropping bombs
And I keep score

This is my Vietnam
This is my Vietnam

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