Remembering Pearl Harbor

Remembering Pearl Harbor
By Franklin Price
12/7/2015

Remembering Pearl Harbor
It was nineteen forty one
The signs were staring at us
The holocaust begun

Fanatics taking over
From sea to shining sea
The masses were ignoring
The war that was to be

It was early in the morning
The bombers flying in
Sinking ships and killing
The fighting to begin

Not a lot of difference
Of what we're going through 
The killing and the terror 
You see it's really nothing new

If we don't address it
And fight it when it's small
It soon will lead to World War Three
You see history says it all
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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