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What did daddy do in the War?
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An anti war song.
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Martin Montague & Don't Look Now are a four piece band playing Rock & Roll, Pop & Soul & available for hire at gigs & venues in & around the Berks, Bucks, Surre
DON'T LOOK NOW are a much in demand four piece pop/rock band from the Thames Valley area, who have been performing regularly in pubs & clubs in & around the Home Counties for a number of years. They are:- Martin Montague (Lead Vocals & Guitar) ian Thompson (Saxophone) Trevor Raggat (Bass) Darren Cook (Drums)
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Genre
Alternative • Alternative General
Charts
Peak #941
Peak in subgenre #314
Author
Martin Montague
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Martin Montague
Uploaded
April 25, 2006
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MP3 2.7 MB • 128 kbps • 2:57
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Please excuse me can you tell me what my daddy did in the war Did he bravely fight the enemy in battles on some foreign shore Did he live & die a hero did he know what he was fighting for Tell me what did daddy do in the war? Did he venture into battle as the leader of his men Did he swear allegiance for his queen & country to defend Did he fall down on a lonely hillside never to get up again Tell me what did daddy do in the war? Did he feel the guilt of blood on his hands As he ended the life of another young man Did he have no fear, was his concience clear Was he loved by the men that were at his command? Did he feel the wound cut deep in his chest Did he see the face that laid him to rest As his life slipped away, what last words did he say Was his courage put to the ultimate test? Does he lie there still in an unknown grave Just a cross to remember the life that he gave Does his spirit yearn someday to return From the shores of those whose freedom her saved? Please excuse me can you tell me what my daddy did in the war Did he bravely fight the enemy in battles on some foreign shore Did he live & die a hero did he know what he was fighting for Tell me what did daddy do in the war?
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