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You say you are a Citizen.
You know right from wrong.
You do your duty and vote,
And expect freedom to come along.
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The beauty of a barn,
With high graceful eaves,
Can enhance any setting,
With enchantment it weaves.
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For fifty years, a ship lays beneath the sea,
In a bay of tranquil bliss.
Today, bubbles of oil still surface
And you ask, "Why was this?"
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The Citizen
You say you are a Citizen.
You know right from wrong.
You do your duty and vote,
And expect freedom to come along.
You say you are a citizen,
Of a society with a heart.
You want better services,
And from your earnings you will part.
You say you are a citizen,
Of a society who must care,
And you sacrifice personal freedoms,
To improve general welfare.
You say you are a citizen,
Of the best there has ever been.
How long will it stay that way,
Giving away freedoms,
Your ancestors had to win?
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4/23/2024 5:47:58 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Right on Ralph..... my sentiments exactly. Wish we had more patriots like you. D. Richards