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Some of our people
  
 
 
Talking 'bout the war to a neighbour of mine  
We agreed the situation was far from fine  
and you know, she said, what really gives me a scare  
- I hear some of our people are stuck over there
 
It was on TV so it must be true  
Some of our people like me and you   
You can only hope that the bombs don't fall  
on any of some of our people at all
 
Some of our people, just like us  
we should be making a lot more fuss  
some of our people's in the bomber's range  
it's time for the situation to change
 
Now how can you tell who is some of our folks  
do they drink the same beer and tell the same jokes  
do they wear the same neckties and aftershave  
I reckon you can tell a much easier way
 
If they got two hands and a heart in the middle  
Tap their foot to a drum or a fiddle  
Black, white, fat, or skinny as a steeple  
I reckon they must be some of our people.
 
Some of our people, just like us  
we should be making a lot more fuss  
some of our people's in the bomber's range  
it's time for the situation to change
 
Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor,  
Maybe Saint Peter is keeping the score  
Saying Lordy lord as he switches off the light  
Some more of our people got it tonight.
 
Some of our people, just like us  
we should be making a lot more fuss  
some of our people's in the bomber's range  
it's time for the situation to change
 
© Don Franks 2002  
Performed by Don Franks and Jill Brasell,  
Reflections on 11 September: Visions of a Peaceful World, 11 September 2002
 
11 September 2002 in Aotearoa / New Zealand
 
 
 
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