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My name it is nothing, my age it means less |
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The country I come from is a part of the Free West |
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I was taught and brought up there its laws to abide |
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And that the land that I live in has God on its side |
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Oh the history books tell it, they tell it so well |
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The cavalries charged, the Indians fell |
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The cavalries charged, the Indians died |
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For the country was young with God on its side |
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Oh the first World War, it came and it went |
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The reason for fighting I never could get |
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But I learned to accept it, accept it with pride |
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For you don't count the dead when God's on your side |
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And then the second World War, it came to an end |
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We forgave the Germans and now we are friends |
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Though they murdered six million, in the ovens they fried |
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The Germans now, too, have God on their side |
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But now we have weapons of chemical dust |
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And if fire them we're forced to, why then fire them we must |
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One push of the button and a shot the worldwide |
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And you never ask questions when God's on your side |
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'tho many a long hour I've thought on this |
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That Jesus Christ was betrayed by a kiss |
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But I can't think for you, you will have to decide |
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Whether Judas Iscariot had God on his side |
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And now as I leave you, I'm weary as hell |
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The confusion I'm feelin', there ain't no tongue can tell |
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The words fill my head and drop to the floor |
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That if God's on our side, he'll stop the next war. |
