| Sensitive Men he was born on a poor man's farm back in 1917 his daddy died on the argonne line fighting for the things that he believed he grew up fast momma needed a man he broke his back keepin' up the land and i say are these not sensitive men he volunteered for the second war it was 1942 they were fighting on some foreign shore and he would see what he could do faith and honor were his steady guide he fought and prayed as his buddies died and i say are these not sensitive men his heroes wore white clothes like cowboys and presidents knowing right from wrong was what made him strong life was hard work and common sense now he's old and his blood runs cold as he sees this modern age when he was young, what was black and white is now reduced to shades of gray they pity him for his simple mind he'll believe what he believes 'til the day he dies and i say are these not sensitive men Written by Paul
Bromwell |