Lyrics:
hand,
Marching to the Korean war, hey marching to the Korean war.
Hey, look yonder, tell me what you see
Marching to the fields of Vietnam?
It
hand,
Marching to the Korean war, hey marching to the Korean war.
Hey, look yonder, tell me what you see
Marching to the fields of Vietnam?
It
to the fields of Korea?
Looks like Handsome Johnny with an M1 in his hand
Marching to the Korean war, hey, marching to the Korean war
Hey, it's a long hard
Sixty-six was still a narrow two-lane highway
Harry Truman was the man who ran the show
The bad Korean war was just beginning
And I was just three
John and Linda live in Omaha,
And Joe is somewhere on the road.
We lost Davy in the Korean war,
Still don't know what for, don't matter anymore.
alone.
John and Linda live in Omaha.
Joe is somewhere on the road.
We lost Davy in the Korean war.
I still don't know what for, don't matter any
(Well as long as there's a truck I won't forget Korea and Operation X)
I won't forget the year of '54 I drove a truck in that Korean war
Haulin'
John and Linda live in Omaha
And Joe is somewhere on the road
We lost Davy in the Korean War
And I still don't know what for, don't matter anymore
You
alone
John and Linda live in Omaha
And Joe is somewhere on the road
We lost Davy in the Korean war
And I still don't know what for, don't matter
alone
John and Linda live in Omaha
And Joe is somewhere on the road
We lost Davy in the Korean war
And I still don't know what for, don't matter
the Korean War
I lost my concentration when he opened the door
It's time to draw the line
John and Linda live in Omaha
Joe is somewhere on the road
We lost Davey in the Korean War
And I still don't know what for
Don't matter anymore
big guns were used in combat
Since the korean war. meantime u.s. and allied planes
Continue to bomb iraqi military sites in kuwait, and outside
and the Korean war-child
Birth name rocka peeps named me Iristyle
Or Iriscience possessor of the secret vile
A student on these L.A. blocks
Ever since I first
and the Korean war-child
Birth name rocka peeps named me Iristyle
Or Iriscience possessor of the secret vile
A student on these L.A. blocks
Ever since I first
Slip the dogs of war and let’s wreak havoc
Four, ten, twenty, eighteen savage
Slip the dogs of war and let’s wreak havoc
Four, ten, twenty, eighteen
years in the navy right before the end of the Korean War and idolized the soldiers who fought in WW II and WW I. He was a student of some of the battles
The Korean War, a bloody battlefield
Stalemate on the front
Fighting to gain close to nothing
It all goes on and on
But when does it end?
establish NASA, and their budget
Dwight ended the Korean War with threats that nukes be sent
But got complaints for playing golf instead of government
'Ike'
getting on your nerve
That we're flattening the curve
Remember that it's for the greater good we serve
John Knox survived the Korean War
Being a cop
now
But I will be, when I'm home
Granddad died in the Korean, war
Don't know what her grandma was locked up for
She showed up wasted, to a concert
Its
wealth
So know yourself!
So I filled him up a cup
And asked him where he's been
Said he served his time in the Korean War
Been trucking ever since
When
uncle chain smokes cigarettes
Burning up his old regrets
He lost them in Korean War
Behind him country music roars
No tears, no fears
Mission impossible
cigarettes and listening to his headphones
I think I saw him once at the record store
Dressed up in his army coat from the Korean War
Does he like it, smoking
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