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Little drops of sorrow sprinkle my face
Our flag rises over their city
 A site to me that isn’t pretty
 A storm is brewing
 The air is cooling
 Little drops of sorrow sprinkle my face
 I stand here complaining
 I’m a disgrace
 My country is dictating
 Others have a slow pace
 Little drops of sorrow sprinkle my face
 Men and wives say their last goodbye
 The next day those men die
 The streets are soaked with their blood
 While my mouth tastes like salty mud
 Still, little drops of sorrow sprinkle my face
 As I stop and stare at this forsaken place
 When I see this country it’s a disaster zone
 And that poor, old dog never got to chew his bone
 Yet through all this I’m still eager to fight
 I know what I must do
 I will protect what is mine!
