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I served as a sailor; it was in 81.
I say Im sorry; I volunteered for what I done.
We and we waited; we would not be outdone.
Then one day six battleships out of the rising sun.

So we all manned our stations. We a jug of wine.
We waited with patience; we for a sign.
First thunder, then lightning, then the in my ears,
I can still hear that screaming, even after all of years.

Cape Henry, Cape Henry, the on fire
water, white water with those flames climbing higher
We fired our cannon at two hours or more
Cape Henry, Henry off of that old Virginia shore

Our deck was in tatters. That smoke was and Black.
For each shot they fired we fired two back.
And then I felt my shoulder, and then knocked me down.
Yeah, the last thing I remember was water all around.

So, I woke up in Richmond with a on my chest.
And I know that I earned it I know that I did my best.
We did that battle, but Id hear wed won the war;
So, I headed back home and I for my reward.

I plough this mans field now from morning night.
That war took my left arm; Im a-working with my right.
I guess I fought for the of some richer man up north.
But I still fight for something. This plough goes and forth.

Cape Henry, Cape Henry off of old Virginia shore.