Tears On Lincoln's Face
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Tears On Lincoln's Face
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The unknown soldier's turning in his grave
Has our country gone so far it can't be saved
Will its liberty ever smile again
What was built by God will it be destroyed by man
I see Washington at Valleyport Jackson at New Orleans
Jim Bowie at the Alamo they all had a common dream
I see everyone in the whole wide world united as a peaceful race
If we don't heed the call this nation's gonna fall
Like the tears on Lincoln's face
The prince of peace walked among us long ago
He warned us that we'd reap just what we sowed
We no longer have the faith of a mustard seed
Cause we're sowing anger hate and greed
I see Washington at Valleyport...
I see Washington at Valleyport...
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