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December the seven

Nineteen hundred and forty-one

On December the seven

Nineteen hundred and forty-one

The Japanese flew over Pearl Harbor

Droppin' bombs by the ton

The Japanese is so ungrateful

Just like a stray dog on the street

Yes, the Japanese is ungrateful

Like a stray dog on the street

Well, he’ll bite the hand that feeds him

Soon as he get enough to eat

Some say the Japanese is hard fighters

But any dummy ought to know

Some said the Japanese is hard fighters

But any dummy ought to know

Even a rattlesnake won’t bite you in your back

He will warn you before he strikes his blow

I turned on my radio

And I heard Mr. Roosevelt say

I turned on my radio

And I heard Mr. Roosevelt say

We wanted to stay out of Europe an Asia

But now, we all got a debt to pay

We even sold the Japanese

Brass an scrap iron

An it makes my blood boil in the vein

We even sold the Japanese

Brass an scrap iron

An it makes my blood boil in the vein

'Cause they made bombs and shells

Out of it

And they dropped them on Pearl Harbor

Just like rain

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