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A Woman And War

She’s a hard, fickle woman woven into my soul, The way that they say it must be. When we fight, it is right every day, any night; When it ends, there is love – I and she. We don’t lie, we don’t cry, we continually try. It’s our nature to battle for free. As you can tell, we’ve done it quite well As part of a great company. The truth of the matter, our thunderous clatter Is a world that few ever see. You can take me out of my airplane now, But you can’t take my plane out of me.
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jay-harden
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Oct 6, 2011
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June 24, 2011

O’Fallon, Missouri

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