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Intro 1
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Verse 1
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People starin' at me as they wheel
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me down the ramp toward my plane
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The war is over for me,
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I've forgotten everything except the pain
Thank you sir and yes sir, it was worth it for the old red,
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And since I won't be walking I suppose I'll
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save some money buying shoes
Verse 2
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The bottle hidden underneath the blanket
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over my two battered legs
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I can see see the stewardess make
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over me and ask were you afraid
I say, "Why? No, I'm Superman and couldn't
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find a phone booth quite in time"
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A GI gets a lotta laughs if he
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remembers all the funny lines
Verse 3
Your son is comin' home,
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11: 35 Wednesday night
Verse 4
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Mama will be crying, daddy's gonna say,
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"Son, did they treat you good?"
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My uncle will be drunk and he'll say, "Boy,
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they do some real great things with wood"
The letter that she wrote me said goodbye
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she couldn't wait and lots of luck
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The bottle underneath the blanket feels
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just like an old friend to my touch
Verse 5
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I know she'll come and see me but I bet
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she never once looks at my legs
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She'll talk about the weather and the dress
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she wore the July 4th Parade
Lord, I love her and I don't believe this
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bottle's gonna get her off my mind
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I see here in the paper where they say
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the war is just a waste of time
Verse 6
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Mama bake a pie, daddy kill a chicken
Your son is comin' home,
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11: 35 Wednesday night
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