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On The 4th Of July
Shall I tell it again how we started as friends
Who would run into one another now and again
At the Yippee Cai O or the Mesa Dupree
Or a dozen different everyday places to be
I was loping along living alone
We were ever so brave on the telephone
Would you care to come down for fireworks time
We could each just reach
We step out of line
And the smell of the smoke and the lay of the land
and the feeling of finding one's heart in one's hand
and the tiny tin voice of the radio band singing
"love must stand"
Love forever and ever must stand
Unbelievable you, impossible me
The fool who fell out of the family tree
The fellow that found the philosopher's stone
Deep underground like a dinosaur bone
Who fell into you at a quarter to two
With a tear in your eye for the Fourth of July
For the patriots and the minutemen
And the things you believe they believed in then
Such as freedom, and freedom's land
And the kingdom of God and the rights of man
With the tiny tin voice of the radio band
Singing "love must stand"
Love forever and ever must stand
And forever must stand
Oh the smell of the smoke as we lay on the land
And the feeling of finding my heart in my hand
With the tiny, tin voice of the radio band
Singing "love must stand"
Love forever and ever must stand.
All on the Fourth of July
On the Fourth of July
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On the Fourth of July
All on the Fourth of July
Love forever and ever must stand.
Singing "love must stand"
With the tiny, tin voice of the radio band
And the feeling of finding my heart in my hand
Oh the smell of the smoke as we lay on the land
And forever must stand
Love forever and ever must stand
Singing "love must stand"
With the tiny tin voice of the radio band
And the kingdom of God and the rights of man
Such as freedom, and freedom's land
And the things you believe they believed in then
For the patriots and the minutemen
With a tear in your eye for the Fourth of July
Who fell into you at a quarter to two
Deep underground like a dinosaur bone
The fellow that found the philosopher's stone
The fool who fell out of the family tree
Unbelievable you, impossible me
Love forever and ever must stand
"love must stand"
and the tiny tin voice of the radio band singing
and the feeling of finding one's heart in one's hand
And the smell of the smoke and the lay of the land
We step out of line
We could each just reach
Would you care to come down for fireworks time
We were ever so brave on the telephone
I was loping along living alone
Or a dozen different everyday places to be
At the Yippee Cai O or the Mesa Dupree
Who would run into one another now and again
Shall I tell it again how we started as friends
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