
Brothers in the Jungle
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- vietnam
- acid rock
- protest song
- 1960s
- classic rock
- male vocal
- rock
- folk rock
- electric guitar
- psychedelic rock
About
war song, but quite happy
Lyrics
Verse 1
Staring at the letter, drafted but not sent
Old world around me, lost innocence I lament
Boots hit the shoreline, fear and pride collide
Wondering who I’ll be, when I reach the other side
Pre-Chorus
Thunder rolling closer, shadows in the rain
All that we remember, etched with every name
Chorus
Down in the jungle, marching through the mud
Brothers beside me, hearts beating like a drum
Fire in the distance, dawn won’t bring the sun
Tryin’ to make it home, but the war has just begun
Post-Chorus
Oh, oh, oh
We keep holding on
Oh, oh, oh
'Til the fighting’s gone
Verse 2
Letters in my pocket, names carved on my mind
Land I don’t remember, ghosts from the front line
Night falls heavy, hope is running thin
Dreaming of a highway, far away from the din
Pre-Chorus
Silver birds are flying, thunder in the sky
We count the days and wonder why
Chorus
Down in the jungle, marching through the mud
Brothers beside me, hearts beating like a drum
Fire in the distance, dawn won’t bring the sun
Tryin’ to make it home, but the war has just begun
Post-Chorus
Oh, oh, oh
We keep holding on
Oh, oh, oh
'Til the fighting’s gone
Bridge
Winds carry whispers from home we left behind
Memories of laughter, slipping through the pines
Smoke curling upward, covers up the pain
Still chasing daylight through the monsoon rain
Chorus
Down in the jungle, marching through the mud
Brothers beside me, hearts beating like a drum
Fire in the distance, dawn won’t bring the sun
Tryin’ to make it home, but the war has just begun
Post-Chorus
Oh, oh, oh
We keep holding on
Oh, oh, oh
'Til the fighting’s gone
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