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And his name was Sam
The camouflage of the hidden soldiers
 The heavy breathing of the frightened one
 No name, the shame
 Bloodshed undone.
 
 The guns poised at the ready
 Hearts beating too fast 
 the end is near 
 Another life will pass
 
 The rapmpage across the field 
 The taste of fear and blood and sweat
 Everything so surreal
 nowhwere near the victory yet
 
 A sudden shot
 A breath torn away
 Another lost soul
 Oh what a sad day
 
 A little girl miles away
 Writes a letter
 Waits every day
 
 Next to the window
 During sun snow and rain
 Her breath is a whisper,her heart is in pain
 
 The Star Spangled banner
 full of stars and such
 The little girl sees this
 And for her its too much
 
 Detached voices tell her hes gone 
 He wont ever come home
 He will never write back
 Never pick up the phone 
 
 The little girl trembles;
 they will never understand
 How much he meant to her,
 He was her brother, this man
 
 And to them he is nothing 
 Just another casualty in war
 They dont care about his name,
 Their judgemnet of him is so poor
 
 They come to the door 
 say "you don't know how sorry I am
 For your little boy Kyle"
 And the little girl Pam
 Gives a sad smile
 "His name was Sam".

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