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There is no glory in bloodshed No honor is death and decay But in a little town near Georgia From away from this bloodied land A girl by the name of Linda Has my son in her arms And a hand on her hip And planting little vinca's Is waiting for me. There is no glory in bloodshed No honor in death and decay But my husband is waiting for me In Petticoat, Maine. And even though we fought before I left He's expecting me home A kiss And for my head on his chest There is no glory in bloodshed No glory in death and decay But I'd give my very life for you For I Have grown to love living In the US of A
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 7:37 PM UTC
The US of A
There is no glory in bloodshed No honor is death and decay But in a little town near Georgia From away from this bloodied land A girl by the name of Linda Has my son in her arms And a hand on her hip And planting little vinca's Is waiting for me. There is no glory in bloodshed No honor in death and decay But my husband is waiting for me In Petticoat, Maine. And even though we fought before I left He's expecting me home A kiss And for my head on his chest There is no glory in bloodshed No glory in death and decay But I'd give my very life for you For I Have grown to love living In the US of A
MadameBlizardee
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 7:37 PM UTC
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