Universal Soldier

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He's five foot-two, and he's six
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 feet-four,
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He fights with missiles and with 
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spears.
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He's all of thirty-one, and he's 
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only seventeen,
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Been a soldier for a thousand years.
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He'a a Catholic, a Hindu, an 
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Atheist, a Jain,
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A Buddhist and a Baptist and a Jew.
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And he knows he shouldn't kill,
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And he knows he always will,
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Kill you for me my friend and me 
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for you.
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And he's fighting for Canada,
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He's fighting for France,
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He's fighting for the USA,
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And he's fighting for the Russians,
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And he's fighting for Japan,
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And he thinks we'll put an end to 
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war this way.
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And he's fighting for Democracy,
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He's fighting for the Reds,
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He says it's for the peace of all.
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He's the one who must decide,
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Who's to live and who's to die,
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And he never sees the writing on 
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the wall.
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But without him,How would Hitler
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have condemned him at Dachau?
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Without him Caesar would have stood
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 alone,
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He's the one who gives his body
        C           Am
As a weapon of the war,
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And without him all this killing 
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can't go on.
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He's the Universal Soldier and he 
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really is to blame,
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His orders come from far away no 
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more,
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They come from here and there and
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 you and me,
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And brothers can't you see,
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This is not the way we put the end 
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to war.