Auld Lang Syne

<p>[Intro]<br/><br/>[Verse 1]<br/>You should see the world from up there<br/>The rush of the G’s<br/>We wear our special clothes<br/>To keep the blood in our knees<br/>Get a little me time at 76,000 feet<br/>Serve my brothers, not the oil fields<br/>Fight this war for peace, for peace<br/><br/>[Chorus 1]<br/>Until the job is done, until the job is done<br/>Until the job is done<br/>Like my fathers before me<br/>[Intro]<br/><br/>[Verse 2]<br/>Do you have generals<br/>To train your brains?<br/>In the next life cycle<br/>We could all meet again<br/>I write this romance for all the world to see<br/>I post it on the Internet<br/>But I do it just for me, just for me<br/><br/>[Chorus 2]<br/>May I draw you the sun, draw you the sun<br/>May I draw you the sun<br/>In the oldest living language, Chinese<br/><br/>[Intro]<br/><br/>[Verse 3]<br/>I’m flying down to Texas<br/>For a wedding at a ranch<br/>To sing If I Needed You<br/>By Townes Van Zandt<br/>For Mary and Peter, family and friends<br/>To wish them all happiness<br/>And joy that never ends, never ends<br/>[Chorus 3]<br/>When two become one, two become one<br/>Do two become one<br/>Like the twisting of the live oak trees<br/><br/>[Instrumental]<br/><br/>[Ending]<br/>Our flight ends at DFW and we say goodbye<br/>I ride the trams and wonder how airplanes fly<br/>Dallas holds us for a moment, then I ride on to Austin<br/>Where I sit amongst strangers and say nothing at all<br/><br/>Should old acquaintance be forgot<br/>And never brought to mind?<br/>Should old acquaintance be forgot<br/>And old lang syne?<br/><br/>For auld lang syne, my dear<br/>For auld lang syne<br/>We’ll take a cup of kindness yet<br/>For auld lang syne<br/><br/>And surely you’ll buy your pint cup<br/>And surely I’ll buy mine<br/>And we’ll take a cup of kindness yet<br/>For auld lang syne<br/>We two have run about the slopes<br/>And picked the daisies fine<br/>But we’ve wandered many a weary foot<br/>Since auld lang syne<br/><br/>We two have paddled in the stream<br/>From morning sun till dine<br/>But seas between us broad have roared<br/>Since auld lang syne<br/><br/>And there’s a hand my trusty friend<br/>And give us a hand o’ thine<br/>And we’ll take a right goodwill draught<br/>For auld lang syne<br/><br/>[Intro]