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INDEPENDENCE DAY
Contributed by
Steeleyes
on
Saturday, 5th July 2003 @ 03:05:00 PM in AEST
Topic:
political
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They were ruled by a foreign country By arrogant people far away They hated the sight of their uniforms And the price they had to pay
They were economic tyrants There to exploit their land To take their raw materials Submit to our will their demand
But in the peoples hearts and minds They saw them as oppressors They struggled to loose their grip To punish these aggressors
And so they began the struggle The fight to the bitter end To rid themselves of the tyrants Their country to defend
Using any means that came to hand They were finally able to say The ugly foreigners had truly gone On Iraqi Independence Day
O/
All along the road, behind stone walls, hillocks, and houses militiamen from village and farm made targets of the bright red coats of the British soldiers.
Copyright ©
Steeleyes
... [
2003-07-05 15:05:00] (Date/Time posted on
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