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Forty Odd Years Ago

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Forty Odd Years Ago

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Mussolini was a fascist pig.

Hitler was no better.

Tojo was an imperialistic nip.

But stalin managed to go one better.

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Forty odd years ago (2x)

Before you and I were born.

Chamberlain was our man of peace.

But was fooled by a piece of paper.

Churchill warned him long ago.

He vowed to halt Hitler's caper.

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