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Butyouareugly--andinthemorningIshallbesober"

Hewasagreatmanandagreatwit.

TheWarinBritain1939–1945

Inthe1930samancalledAdolfHitlerbecameheadofGermanyandranagovernmentcalledtheNationalSocialistParty(shortenedtoNazi).HewantedtotakeoverallofEuropeandin1939heinvadedPoland.TheBritishgovernmenttoldhimthatifhedidgetoutofPolandthenwewouldbeatwarwithGermany.HedidnotpullhisarmyoutofPolandsoin1939BritainwasatwarwithNaziGermany.

Nothingmuchhappenedin1939butinearly1940theGermanarmystartedtoinvadeFranceandBelgium.TheFrenchandBritisharmiesweresurprisedbythefastwayinwhichtheGermansfoughtandhadtomoveback...FrancewasbeatenandtheBritisharmyretreatedtoasmallbeachinFrancecalledDunkirk.Thebeachwastoosmalltoallowbigshipstotakethemensoamassofsmallboats(lessthan10mlong)cameacrosstheEnglishChannelandpickedthemenoffthebeach.Over380,000menwererescuedalthoughalmostnoneoftheirgunsandequipmentwassaved.WinstonChurchillwasthePrimeMinisterofBritainandsaidthattheBattleofEuropewasover--thenextwouldbetheBattleofBritain.

Inspringof1940HitlerpreparedtoinvadeEnglandbutfirsthewantedtobesurethatBritain'

sairforce(TheRoyalAirForce--RAF)wasdestroyed.TheRAFwasveryweak--foreveryaeroplanetheyhad,Hitlerhadfive!

HitlerstartedbybombingalloftheRAFairfieldsandwassucceedingindestroyingtheRAFwhenastrangethinghappened.AGermanbomberaccidentallydroppedsomebombsonLondon(theywerelostandjustwantedtogetridoftheirbombs).ChurchillwasveryangryandsaidthatinrevengetheRAFwouldbombBerlintheGermancapital.Whenthathappened,Hitlerwasfurious!

HesaidthattheGermanairforce(TheLuftwaffe)wouldbombBritishcitiesandnottheRAFairfields.ThisallowedtheRAFtorecoverandtheyfoughtverybravelyinthesummerof1940.InSeptember,HitlerdecidedhecouldnotdestroytheRAFsoheputoffhisplanstoinvadeBritain.TheRAFflyerswereonlyboys--mostwere18or20yearsoldbuttheywereverybrave.Churchillmadeanotherfamousspeech"

Neverinthefieldofhumanconflictwassomuchowedbysomanytosofew"

.WestillcallthebravemenwhoflewtheirplanesagainstGermanyTheFew.Thisyearitis70yearssincetheBattleofBritainwaswon.

BritainwasaloneinEuropeagainstNaziGermany.Americadidnotenterthewarfortwoandahalfyears--notuntilitwasforcedintothewarbytheJapanesebombingofitsshipsinHawaiiattheendof1942.InfactAmericamadehugeprofitsbysellingBritainfoodandequipmentinthose2½

years.

Attheendofthewar,Britainwasalmostoutofmoney.CanyouimagineChinanotbeingabletoexportanythingfor6yearsandhavingtopayanothercountryforfoodinthattime?

AnEnglishpoliticiancalledJohnMaynardKeyneswenttoAmericaafterthewarandaskedformoneytohelpus.TheAmericansrefused--theyonlyofferedaloanonsuchbadconditionsthatourcountrywasalmostruined.

InthewarwegaveAmericaourinventionsfornothing--thejetengineandRadarforexample,butintheendtheymadeprofitfromusandgaveusnothingback.YettherearestillpeoplewhothinkAmericaisourfriend.

AmericanFriends

ImmediatelyaftertheHaitianearth-quakeinJanuary,PresidentObamapromisedthepeopleofthatbenightedcountry:

'

Youwillnotbeforgotten,Inthishourofyourgreatestneed,Americastandswithyou'

Ninemonthslater,notonecentofthe$1.5billionthattheUSpledgedforreconstructionhasbeendelivered.

(LondonTimes30September)

NevertrustanAmerican!

Leavesthataregreenturntobrown

Iwastwenty-oneyearswhenIwrotethissong.

I'

mtwenty-twonowbutIwon'

tbeforlong

Timehurrieson.

Andtheleavesthataregreenturntobrown,

Andtheywitherwiththewind,

Andtheycrumbleinyourhand.

Oncemyheartwasfilledwiththeloveofagirl.

Iheldherclose,butshefadedinthenight

LikeapoemImeanttowrite.

Ithrewapebbleinabrook

Andwatchedtheripplesrunaway

Andtheynevermadeasound.

Andtheleavesthataregreenturnedtobrown,

Hello,Hello,Hello,Hello,

Good-bye,Good-bye,Good-bye,Good-bye,

That'

sallthereis.

Andtheleavesthataregreenturnedtobrown.

AprilComeSheWill(Englishweather!

Aprilcomeshewill

Whenstreamsareripeandswelledwithrain;

May,shewillstay,

Restinginmyarmsagain

June,she′llchangehertune,

Inrestlesswalksshe′llprowlthenight;

July,shewillfly

Andgivenowarningtoherflight.

August,dieshemust,

Theautumnwindsblowchillyandcold;

SeptemberI′llremember.

Aloveoncenewhasnowgrownold

Kathy'

sSong

Ihearthedrizzleoftherain

Likeamemoryitfalls

Softandwarmcontinuing

Tappingonmyroofandwalls

Andfromtheshelterofmymind

Throughthewindowofmyeyes

Igazebeyondtherain-drenchedstreets

ToEnglandwheremyheartlies

Mymind'

sdistractedanddiffused

Mythoughtsaremanymilesaway

Theyliewithyouwhenyou'

reasleep

Andkissyouwhenyoustartyourday

AndasongIwaswritingisleftundone

Idon'

tknowwhyIspendmytime

WritingsongsIcan'

tbelieve

Withwordsthattearandstraintorhyme

AndsoyouseeIhavecometodoubt

AllthatIonceheldastrue

Istandalonewithoutbeliefs

TheonlytruthIknowisyou

AndasIwatchthedropsofrain

Weavetheirwearypathsanddie

IknowthatIamliketherain

TherebutforthegraceofyougoI

Annie'

sSong(JohnDenver)

Youfillupmysenseslikeanightinaforest,

Likethemountainsinspringtime,

Likeawalkintherain,likeastorminthedesert,

Likeasleepyblueocean.

Youfillupmysenses,comefillmeagain.

Comeletmeloveyou,letmegivemylifetoyou,

Letmedrowninyourlaughter,letmedieinyourarms.

Letmelaydownbesideyou,letmealwaysbewithyou

Comeletmeloveyou,comelovemeagain.

Letmegivemylifetoyou,

Youfillupmysenses,comefillmeagain.

Children'

sVerse

Januarybringsthesnow,

Makesourfeetandfingersglow.

Februarybringstherain,

Thawsthefrozenlakeagain.

Marchbringsbreezessharpandshrill,

Shakesthedancingdaffodil.

Aprilbringstheprimrosesweet,

Scattersdaisiesatourfeet.

Maybringsflocksofprettylambs,

Skippingbytheirfleecydams.

Junebringstulips,lillies,roses,

Fillsthechildren'

shandswithposies.

HotJulybringscoolingshowers,

Apricotsandgillyflowers.

Augustbringsthesheavesofcorn,

Thentheharvesthomeisborne.

WarmSeptemberbringsthefruit,

Sportsmenthenbegintoshoot.

BrownOctoberbringsthepheasant,

Thentogathernutsispleasant.

DullNovemberbringstheblast,

Thentheleavesgowhirlingpast.

ChillDecemberbringsthesleet,

BlazingfireandChristmastreat.

Spirit(JohnDenversong)

Hisspiritjoinedandsowasformed

Tenthousandyearsago

Betweentheswanandhercules

Whereevendarkcloudsglow

Tolivewithgrace,toridetheswell

Toyetbestrongofwill

Tolovethewind,tolearnitssong

Andemptyspacetofill

Apollotaughtmetorhyme

Orpheustaughtmetoplay

Andromedacastdownhersign

Andvegalightsmyway

Smokeringsinagalaxy

Anendlessflightthroughtime

Lyragaveherharptohim

Andlefthimfreetoclimb

Awintersjourneyfromthemoon

Toreachthesummersun

Toriseagain,tosingforyou

Asongthatsyetunsung

Tolovethewind,tolearnhersong

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