The Forgotten American Veteran

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The Forgotten American Veteran You left here in a uniform, with your head held way up high; You hunkered down in jungles caring not that you might die. In prison camps and alleyways, you struggled to survive; But when home you came, you got the blame for continuing to stay alive. Now some guys were more skilled than you, but you were just a grunt; They gave you guns and weapons and they taught you how to hunt. Like some cave man or barbarian, though you struggled to survive; But you came back here, and now they jeer, and they hope you’ll take a dive. But still you served your country, in a war that’s been forgot; The USA’s made peace with THEM, and forgotten that you fought.

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