| Song | 19 (Destruction Mix) |
| Artist | Paul Hardcastle |
| Album | Paul Hardcastle |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Jonas McCord/Mike Oldfield/Paul Hardcastle/William Coutourie | |
| In 1965, Vietnam seemed like | |
| Just another foreign war | |
| But it wasn't, it was | |
| Different in many ways | |
| As so were those | |
| Who did the fighting | |
| In World War II | |
| The average age of the | |
| Combat soldier was twenty-six | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| N-n-n-n-nineteen | |
| The heaviest fighting | |
| Of the past two weeks | |
| Continued today twenty-five | |
| Miles northwest of Saigon | |
| I really wasn't sure | |
| What was going on | |
| N-n-n-n-nineteen, nineteen | |
| N-nineteen, nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, the combat soldier | |
| Typically served a twelve month tour of duty | |
| But was exposed to hostile fire almost everyday | |
| N-n-n-n-nineteen | |
| N-n-n-n-nineteen | |
| In Saigon, a US miltary spokesman | |
| Said today, more than 720 troops | |
| Were killed last week in | |
| That sensitive border area | |
| In all of South Vietnam | |
| The enemy lost a total of | |
| 2,689 soldiers | |
| All those who remember the war | |
| They won't forget what they've seen | |
| Destruction of men in their prime | |
| Whose average was nineteen | |
| D-d-d-d-d-destruction | |
| D-d-d-d-d-destruction | |
| According to a Veteran's Administration study | |
| Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered | |
| From what psychiatrists call | |
| Post-traumatic stress disorder | |
| Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt | |
| Some succumb to suicidal thoughts | |
| Eight to ten years after coming home | |
| Almost eight-hundred-thousand men | |
| Are still fighting the Vietnam War | |
| None of them received | |
| A hero's welcome | |
| S-s-s-s-s-Saigon | |
| Nineteen, s-s-s-s-Saigon | |
| N-n-n-n-n-ninteen |
| zuo qu : Jonas McCord Mike Oldfield Paul Hardcastle William Coutourie | |
| In 1965, Vietnam seemed like | |
| Just another foreign war | |
| But it wasn' t, it was | |
| Different in many ways | |
| As so were those | |
| Who did the fighting | |
| In World War II | |
| The average age of the | |
| Combat soldier was twentysix | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| The heaviest fighting | |
| Of the past two weeks | |
| Continued today twentyfive | |
| Miles northwest of Saigon | |
| I really wasn' t sure | |
| What was going on | |
| Nnnnnineteen, nineteen | |
| Nnineteen, nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, the combat soldier | |
| Typically served a twelve month tour of duty | |
| But was exposed to hostile fire almost everyday | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| In Saigon, a US miltary spokesman | |
| Said today, more than 720 troops | |
| Were killed last week in | |
| That sensitive border area | |
| In all of South Vietnam | |
| The enemy lost a total of | |
| 2, 689 soldiers | |
| All those who remember the war | |
| They won' t forget what they' ve seen | |
| Destruction of men in their prime | |
| Whose average was nineteen | |
| Ddddddestruction | |
| Ddddddestruction | |
| According to a Veteran' s Administration study | |
| Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered | |
| From what psychiatrists call | |
| Posttraumatic stress disorder | |
| Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt | |
| Some succumb to suicidal thoughts | |
| Eight to ten years after coming home | |
| Almost eighthundredthousand men | |
| Are still fighting the Vietnam War | |
| None of them received | |
| A hero' s welcome | |
| SssssSaigon | |
| Nineteen, ssssSaigon | |
| Nnnnnninteen |
| zuò qǔ : Jonas McCord Mike Oldfield Paul Hardcastle William Coutourie | |
| In 1965, Vietnam seemed like | |
| Just another foreign war | |
| But it wasn' t, it was | |
| Different in many ways | |
| As so were those | |
| Who did the fighting | |
| In World War II | |
| The average age of the | |
| Combat soldier was twentysix | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, he was nineteen | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| The heaviest fighting | |
| Of the past two weeks | |
| Continued today twentyfive | |
| Miles northwest of Saigon | |
| I really wasn' t sure | |
| What was going on | |
| Nnnnnineteen, nineteen | |
| Nnineteen, nineteen | |
| In Vietnam, the combat soldier | |
| Typically served a twelve month tour of duty | |
| But was exposed to hostile fire almost everyday | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| Nnnnnineteen | |
| In Saigon, a US miltary spokesman | |
| Said today, more than 720 troops | |
| Were killed last week in | |
| That sensitive border area | |
| In all of South Vietnam | |
| The enemy lost a total of | |
| 2, 689 soldiers | |
| All those who remember the war | |
| They won' t forget what they' ve seen | |
| Destruction of men in their prime | |
| Whose average was nineteen | |
| Ddddddestruction | |
| Ddddddestruction | |
| According to a Veteran' s Administration study | |
| Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered | |
| From what psychiatrists call | |
| Posttraumatic stress disorder | |
| Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt | |
| Some succumb to suicidal thoughts | |
| Eight to ten years after coming home | |
| Almost eighthundredthousand men | |
| Are still fighting the Vietnam War | |
| None of them received | |
| A hero' s welcome | |
| SssssSaigon | |
| Nineteen, ssssSaigon | |
| Nnnnnninteen |