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IF YOU FALL DOWN!
Contributed by
robert_edgar_burns
on
Sunday, 27th November 2011 @ 01:24:25 AM in AEST
Topic:
Patriotic
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Go to your left your right, your left! Company, one two, Halt! Right-Face! Atten--Shun! Present -- Arms! Your right arm level with the ground, And your finger tips are straight. Your thumb is tucked in smartly Taps plays as its getting late. No one dares to say a word As the flag lowers to the ground. Four soldiers standing at the base As building one is coming down. The flag will never touch the grass For the General will explode. There is a story behind it, But you are never told.
Order--Arms! Left--Face! Company-- Forward--March! Hey little soldier where would you be, If Uncle Sam hadnt taken you And sent you here to me? If you try to run and go to town, We will find you and Knock you to the ground! Theres only two ways for a soldier to quit. One is get killed and the other gets a whip! Company--Double time--March! One two three four, I love the Marine Corps! Go left oh left, left right left! Company--Halt!-- Stand at--Ease! At Ease! --Fall out!
If today was great fun for you, Just wait for tomorrow Its coming quickly too! You wake in your foxhole And what do you hear But the return of tracer rounds Zipping by your ear! One round in seven with White phosphorous inside. Will tell if someones shooting straight When it hits you in your eye! Keep your head low boys, Its now you finally see That flag that cant hit the grass Was a substitute for thee. For if you fall down We will lift you back I say By the best soldiers in the world, God Bless The USA!
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2011-11-27 01:24:25] (Date/Time posted on
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