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lyrics
I was a Desert Strike baby conceived in 1964
But the Mojave Desert was no place to start a war
So they packed 'em up and shipped 'em out
Courtesy of good old Uncle Sam
Their next destination some country called Vietnam
He's government issue
Daddy's got the G.I. blues
Mama's crying during the nightly news
He was never a sailor, just a worn out soldier from the war
So when the wind left his sails he said, "What am I fighting for?"
Blue as a tattooed anchor, especially when the waves got high
He bounced me on his knees then he tossed me up in the sky
He's government issue...
I was a Desert Strike baby conceived in 1964
credits
from Invisible Highway,
released July 29, 1999
acoustic guitar ~ SS
electric piano ~ Bob Lindsay
vocal ~ Rhonda Hill
bass ~ Gene Mooney
congas ~ Chris Atkinson
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