My Part Is Here
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My Part Is Here
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One, two, three, four (one, two, three, four)
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty (ten, twenty, thirty, forty
Obey the captain (obey the captain)
For a plate of beans (for a plate of beans)
A boy digging a rubbish
A man stopped to ask
I tell you what the war brings?
The boy said, i do not know
But could stay here all day
Telling you what the war takes you
But i need to dig
What i want to bury?
Asked the man
Not intend to, just try
'm just looking
My brother, my brother
Is my brother
And my mother
My part is here
'm just looking
My brother, my brother
Is my brother
And my mother
My part is here
One, two, three, four (one, two, three, four)
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty (ten, twenty, thirty, forty
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Gabriel C Zinn Gaspar performs "My Part Is Here", and this lyric page sits inside the Gabriel C Zinn Gaspar catalog on LyroVerse.
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