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"That Ragged Old Flag"
"You see, we got a little hole in that flag there,
When Washington took
it across the Delaware.
It got powder burned the night Francis Scott Key sat watching it, writing
"Oh Say Can You
See"
It got a rip in New Orleans, with Packingham & Jackson tugging at its seams.
It almost fell at the Alamo
beside the Texas flag,
But she waved on tho.
It got cut with a sword in Chancellorsville,
Got cut again at Shiloh
Hill.
There was Robert E. Lee and Beauregard and Bragg,
And the south wind blew hard on
"That Ragged Old Flag"
On Flanders Field in World War I,
She took a bad hit from a Bertha Gun,
She turned blood red in World War
II
She hung limp and low by the time that one was through,
She was in Korea, Vietnam, She went where she was sent
by her Uncle Sam.
The Native Americans, The Black, Yellow and White
All shed red blood for the Stars and Stripes.
And here in her own good land,
Shes been abused, burned, dishonored, denied and refused,
And the very government
for which she stands
Has been scandalized throughout out the land.
And shes getting thread bare, and shes wearing
kinda thin,
But shes in pretty good shape, for the shape shes in.
Cause shes been through the fire before
and
she can take a whole lot more.
So we raise her up every morning
And we bring her down slow every night,
We dont
let her touch the ground,
And we fold her up right.
On second thought
I do like to brag
Cause Im mighty proud
of
"That Ragged Old Flag"
Written by Johnny Cash
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