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An All-American quarterback named Matt, recently graduated
Recieved a letter in the mail that he frequently had awaited
It said that the Army had drafted him into a war for the age
There was a pin in the envelope, which he wore for the day
Excited, He kissed the whole family, and waved to the town
He savored the moment, but craved the sound
Of war, because he grew up in a quaint little town
Where every single person was a saint all around
Above all, he craved action, adrenaline, and the noise
On the ship, he calmed and showed his kin he was poised
Patriotic feeling swelled up in his heart, he was numb
Other guys were there before, and thought it was fun
When the ship pulled out, he thought about dropping his pin
As a way of leaving his troubles and stopping his sin
It seemed poetic, so he dropped it and he smiled
Off to war to be a man, and stop being a child
A year of toil and war went by and this soldier
Grew colder, with evil inside the size of a boulder
He started disobeying commands and killing for fun
He wasn't there for his country, the feeling was done
He laughed when he shot, and he threatened his corp.
Cursed off his general and God was second to war
His friends didn't recognize him, he successfully morphed
to what the devil on his shoulder had objectively forced
He was dishonorably discharged for sneaking away from his corp.
That was the one reason, but hundreds more would stay at the source
He got back to the states, feeling no remorse, not a smidge
His arrogance believed he was owed money and godesses
He reluctantly pulled up to his old fam's house
But was shocked to see it burned to the damn ground
He couldn't talk, and he sobered up in seconds
His soul burned, and longed to say a confession
His stomach dropped, and knew he had to say his sin
Because right on the Welcome Home Mat, lay his pin