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Thousands of united states soldiers descended upon the tiny nation of |
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Vietnam they did not know what lay ahead but selflessly laid down their lives. |
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Fighting on foreign soil we carry out our duty no matter what we see or hear. |
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Question our right to be here reassured by empowered men that we were acting nobly for the good of the common man. |
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Fighting a war that we can not win in a hostile land. |
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Watching as friends lay dead and dying saving who we can. |
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A nation tears itself apart half a world away. |
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Ungrateful for the sacrifices we bore |
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ON THEIR B |
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EHALF. We bled the ground deep red. |
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Died too young embraced our death. |
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You could never see what came of me terrors |
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I fear became reality. |
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Not knowing what to believe in. |
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We do our duty the best that we can. |
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Outcast for following orders |
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Ordered to kill by our own government. |
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Save myself and those who fought beside me. |
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We are the victims of war. |
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We were the victims. |
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Kill to live not live to kill. |
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But what's the difference. |
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We are the victims of war. |
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We were the victims. |
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Victims of wars circumstance. |
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What will become of us now. |
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Our generation is lost. |
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Despised for our service to god and country. |
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We killed |
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ON THEIR B |
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EHALF. We bled the ground deep red. |
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Died too young embraced our death. |
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You could never see what came of me terrors |
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I fear became reality. |
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We won't forget. |
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We must remember the fallen. |
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We must remember the slain |
