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The Storm
This is my life, this is my story
A story about how all my hopes and dreams, went spiraling down in a big hurry
The year was 1991 when President Bush gave the order
And my squad and I jumped in our planes and flew across the border
It was our first mission and no one knew what to expect
Whether it would be just a standard patrol,
Or if the enemy would be sitting there all ready to go
Unfortunately for me, it was the latter, so my commander gave the order;
“Scatter!”
I tried to outmaneuver those missiles every way I knew
But in the end there was nothing I could do
When I was spiraling down, down towards my death
I said a quick prayer and drew my final breath
The next thing I know I’m squinting trying to see,
Thinking I was dead and God was walking towards me
But that figure wasn’t God; far from it in fact
The man that I saw was yelling at me, and suddenly, grabbed me by my back
I yelled in pain, but there was nothing I could do
And we went to a old jail where I was put in a cage, like an animal in the zoo
So I layed there for 30 days, and waited for death to come my way
But all that came was the dry heat from the hot desert sun
So I just laid there wishing I had a gun

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