Born on the Fourth of July
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When I saw that girl
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lying in that pool of blood
at Kent State,

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I kept on thinking
of that poster

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of the children
that were killed at My Lai.

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And I kept on thinking
about you over there...

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and all the boys
who've died,

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who've sacrificed
their bodies and--

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and their minds.
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The war is
so wrong, Ronnie.

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It's so wrong.
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I just had to
do something.

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We don't need arms
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We need hands to hold
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And we don't need bombs...
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Strike now,
shut it down!

:11:49
Strike now,
shut it down!

:11:52
Strike now,
shut it down!

:11:53
You know, Ronnie,
I'm not saying that you are,

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but if you have any feelings
against the war,

:12:00
you could really help.
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I mean,
you've been there.

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You know
what it's like.

:12:06
You could tell people
what's happening,

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and they'd really
listen to you.

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Remember the prom?
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Moon River
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Wider than the sea
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My huckleberry friend...
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Remember that?
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Yeah.
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Moon River for me
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Boy, was I crazy
that night.

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I just had to dance with you
before I went in.

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It was like I knew.
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I made a promise to myself
that I would come back

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and love you
forever.

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Donna.
Hey, Donna.

:12:41
Yeah?
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The Reverend
can't make it tomorrow.

:12:45
What?
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He can't make it.
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Oh.
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What can we do?
Who can we get?

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Just let me think.
I'll see you later.

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Better hurry.
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Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
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Ronnie, I got to--
I got to go inside.


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