Stars & Stripes
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Stars & Stripes
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Count all the stars
notice one thing there all thinking of you
and the future plans of prosper and peace
soon you will see
it doesn't matter where you are
it only matters who you're with
can you say never again
oh no, oh no, never alone
count all his stripes
notice one thing there all screaming
oceans of light
leaving the night
far behind hit the switch
fall asleep in the light
it doesn't matter where you are
it only matters who you're with
can you say never again
oh no, oh no, never alone
can you say never solo
you won't be sleeping in the darkness
can you say never again
oh no, oh no, never alone
can you say never solo
you won't be sleeping in the darkness
can you say never again
oh no, oh no, never alone
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