Song | Unknown Soldier |
Artist | The Casualties |
Album | Made In NYC |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Oh.... Two, three, four! | |
Joey is out of school; didn't ****ing ask for much | |
Couldn't get a job—the Marines, his last hope | |
Down at the front line with a gun, not a toy | |
Kill many men, not asking what for | |
Joey's family, the comrades next to him | |
Die one by one—his luck is running out | |
Joey wrote back home; his parents unemployed | |
The rich is ****in' laughing; profits from the war | |
Joey is off to die for another senseless war | |
No arms, no legs—his mother cries at home | |
Joey wears the flag, so proud to fight for us | |
And for a government that doesn't give a **** | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the front line, what a ****in’ sight | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the frontline, what a way to die | |
Joey—Joey—Joey, | |
Tell me what you see now | |
Joey—Joey—Joey, | |
Please, come back home now |
Oh.... Two, three, four! | |
Joey is out of school didn' t ing ask for much | |
Couldn' t get a job the Marines, his last hope | |
Down at the front line with a gun, not a toy | |
Kill many men, not asking what for | |
Joey' s family, the comrades next to him | |
Die one by one his luck is running out | |
Joey wrote back home his parents unemployed | |
The rich is in' laughing profits from the war | |
Joey is off to die for another senseless war | |
No arms, no legs his mother cries at home | |
Joey wears the flag, so proud to fight for us | |
And for a government that doesn' t give a | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the front line, what a in' sight | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the frontline, what a way to die | |
Joey Joey Joey, | |
Tell me what you see now | |
Joey Joey Joey, | |
Please, come back home now |
Oh.... Two, three, four! | |
Joey is out of school didn' t ing ask for much | |
Couldn' t get a job the Marines, his last hope | |
Down at the front line with a gun, not a toy | |
Kill many men, not asking what for | |
Joey' s family, the comrades next to him | |
Die one by one his luck is running out | |
Joey wrote back home his parents unemployed | |
The rich is in' laughing profits from the war | |
Joey is off to die for another senseless war | |
No arms, no legs his mother cries at home | |
Joey wears the flag, so proud to fight for us | |
And for a government that doesn' t give a | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the front line, what a in' sight | |
Marching to the left, marching to the right | |
Marching on the frontline, what a way to die | |
Joey Joey Joey, | |
Tell me what you see now | |
Joey Joey Joey, | |
Please, come back home now |