The Last of a Dying Breed

 

It's a terrible thing

To watch a man die

Seeing the pain on his face

And the tears in his eyes

 

It's not a natural death

Or a quick death, be assured

But a slow death by chemicals--Dioxin

Government procured

 

We called our boys--

"Come fight this war"

They answered our call

On some distant shore

 

Off to the jungles

And we sprayed to kill weeds

Our boys were sprayed too

Making them a dying breed

 

The Government denies

What they did to those boys

Who now are all men

With more sorrows than joys

 

Day after day

The Dioxin grows strong

Ravaging their bodies

They won't be here long

 

Each man that still lives

Is proof of the deed

The Government denies

Creating a Dying Breed

 

Dedicated to Agent Orange Veterans

 

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