2. BORN IN THE U.S.A. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: 1984

9. BORN DOWN IN A DEAD MAN’S TOWN

10. THE FIRST KICK I TOOK IS WHEN I HIT THE GROUND

11. YOU END UP LIKE A DOG THAT’S BEEN BEAT TOO MUCH

12. ‘TIL YOU SPEND HALF YOUR LIFE JUST COVERING UP

22. GOT IN A LITTLE HOMETOWN JAM

23. SO THEY PUT A RIFLE IN MY HAND

24. SENT ME OFF TO A FOREIGN LAND

25. TO GO AND KILL THE YELLOW MAN

32. COME BACK HOME TO THE REFINERY

33. HIRING MAN SAID “ SON..IF IT WAS UP TO ME..”

34. WENT DOWN TO SEE MY V.A. MAN

35. HE SAID “ SON…DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND”

42. I HAD A BROTHER AT KHE SAHN

43. FIGHTING OFF THE VIET CONG

44. THEY’RE STILL THERE

45. HE’S ALL GONE

47. He had a woman he loved in Saigon

48. I got a picture of him in her arms now

53. Down in the shadow of the penitentiary

54. Out by the gas fires of the refinery

55. I’m ten years burning down the road

56. Nowhere to run

57. Nowhere to go

61. 1985

108. 1. Describe the typical soldier in Vietnam in terms of age and ethnicity?

109. 2. How many times have you said “thanks” to a Vietnam Vet that you know?

110. 3. Have you ever been to a veterans day or memorial day parade?

111. 4. Why were Vietnam vets not giving a hero’s welcome upon their return similar to WW2 Veterans?

112. 5. Why did Vietnam Veterans have such a hard time returning to civilian life?