The war in Vietnam is doing us a lot of harm
For if you see the enemy,
it's going to hurt lots like me,
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
We've been fighting oh so long,
fooling around with the Vietcong,
we don't know whose on our side,
walking through the jungle is suicide
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
The peace talks in Paris are doing well,
who's going win the war? No one can tell,
the captain said that we can get beat,
trying to get the demonstrators off the street...
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
We're just as brave as the man on the ...
singin' and dancin' with girls with ---
to get their on boots (?)
to walk in the mud ...
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
is doing us a lot of harm
For if you see the enemy,
it's going to hurt lots like me,
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
For if you see the enemy,
it's going to hurt lots like me,
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
We've been fighting oh so long,
fooling around with the Vietcong,
we don't know whose on our side,
walking through the jungle is suicide
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
The peace talks in Paris are doing well,
who's going win the war? No one can tell,
the captain said that we can get beat,
trying to get the demonstrators off the street...
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
We're just as brave as the man on the ...
singin' and dancin' with girls with ---
to get their on boots (?)
to walk in the mud ...
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
is doing us a lot of harm
For if you see the enemy,
it's going to hurt lots like me,
The war in Vietnam
The war in Vietnam
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The country anti-war track "Viet Nam" (Green Mountain # GM-101), by the obscure artists Pat Bohlman and Edwin Maderia, expressed the view that the war was harming the US, but it also noted the ongoing peace negotiations in Paris, which the song described as "doing well". The negotiations started in Paris in 1968, and were mainly conducted by Henry Kissinger (National Security Adviser to President Richard Nixon, 1969-1974) and his North Vietnamese counterpart Lê Ðức Thọ.
Vietnam War Songs Project