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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeMy Last Name
I learned how to write it, when I first started schoolSome bully didn't like it, said it didn't sound too coolSo I had to hit him, and all I said when the blood cameIt's my last nameGrandpa took it off to Europe, to fight the Germans in the warIt came back on some dog tags, nobody wears no moreIt's written on a headstone, in the field where he was slainIt's my last namePassed down from generations, too far back to traceI can see all my relations, when I look into my faceMay never make it famous, but I'll never bring it shameIt's my last nameDaddy always told me, far back as I recallSon you're part of something, you represent us allSo keep it how you got it, as solid as it cameIt's my last nameRepeat ChorusSo darlin if you're wonderin, why I've got you here tonightI wanna be your husband, I want you to be my wifeAin't got much to give you, but what I've got means everythingIt's my last nameI learned how to write it, when I first started school
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