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This far divided land Where the rice grows free Has always had corrupt men Stopping their life's dreams It's in their veins It's not that easy To make it flow on out For a thousand years The same has been Even when a million men Wearing blue denim jeans Came marching in To change our ways It's not what this is all about While the people we trust Pop out of man-made holes And look like they've been Tunnelling like moles Where the enemy lines Have stood for a thousand years During the day We're all so polite But in the night We all have to go and fight The un-invited western men Always seem to lose sight Their communist fears Were ingrained in their mothers womb And will always end in tears Where the streets smell of Pho As you pass on by And if looks could **** If you dare to say hi The aromatic love incense Wafts in the fog filled air Where the market crowds come And traders buy and sell The lonely planet guides Write of this unusual smell The local giggles should tell you That you don't really belong there So goodbye Hanoi This time we can't ignore the flack I'm going home And I ain't ever coming back My wife is waiting To mend me back in one piece We've had that awful feeling Since it all became so fierce I want to head home so bad Now they've invaded our embassy When they don't want our help for a truce And it doesn't bring the change That the westerners wanted to produce So just leave it in the hands of ones own chosen destiny.
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Sep 10, 2019
Sep 10, 2019 at 5:33 PM UTC
Goodbye Hanoi
This far divided land Where the rice grows free Has always had corrupt men Stopping their life's dreams It's in their veins It's not that easy To make it flow on out For a thousand years The same has been Even when a million men Wearing blue denim jeans Came marching in To change our ways It's not what this is all about While the people we trust Pop out of man-made holes And look like they've been Tunnelling like moles Where the enemy lines Have stood for a thousand years During the day We're all so polite But in the night We all have to go and fight The un-invited western men Always seem to lose sight Their communist fears Were ingrained in their mothers womb And will always end in tears Where the streets smell of Pho As you pass on by And if looks could **** If you dare to say hi The aromatic love incense Wafts in the fog filled air Where the market crowds come And traders buy and sell The lonely planet guides Write of this unusual smell The local giggles should tell you That you don't really belong there So goodbye Hanoi This time we can't ignore the flack I'm going home And I ain't ever coming back My wife is waiting To mend me back in one piece We've had that awful feeling Since it all became so fierce I want to head home so bad Now they've invaded our embassy When they don't want our help for a truce And it doesn't bring the change That the westerners wanted to produce So just leave it in the hands of ones own chosen destiny.
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Sep 10, 2019
Sep 10, 2019 at 5:33 PM UTC
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