G _ _ _ _ _ I _ .
C _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _
G hear people say we don't need this war, but I say there's some things worth fighting for.
_ _ What about our freedom and this piece of ground.
We didn't get to keep them by backing down.
_
D They say we don't realize
C the mess we're getting in.
Am Before you
Bm start your preaching,
C let me ask you this,
D my friend.
Have you
G forgotten how
D it felt that day to see
C your homeland under fire
D and her people blown away.
Have
G you forgotten when
D those towers fell.
We
C had neighbors still inside, blowing
D through a living hell.
C And you say we shouldn't worry about
D Bin Laden.
Have you
G forgotten _ .
_ _
C _ _ _
G They took all the footage off my TV.
D _
G Said it's too disturbing for you and me.
_ _ It'll just breed anger.
That's what the experts say.
If it was up to me, I'd
C show it every day.
_ _
D Some say this country is just
C out looking for a fight.
A Well, after
Bm 9-11, man,
C I'd have to say
D that right.
Have you
G forgotten how
D it felt that day to see
C your homeland under fire
D and her people blown away.
Have you
G forgotten when
D those towers fell.
We
C had neighbors still inside, blowing
D through a living hell.
C And we vowed to get the ones behind
D Bin Laden.
G Have you forgotten.
_ _
C _ _ _ _
G _ _ .
_ _
C _ _ _
D I've been there with
Dm the soldiers
G who've gone away to war.
Am You can bet that they
G remember
C it's what they're fighting
D for.
Have you
G forgotten all
D the people killed.
C Yes, some went down like heroes in that
D Pennsylvania field.
Have you
G forgotten _ about
D our Pentagon.
All
C the loved ones that we lost and
D those left to carry on.
C Don't you tell me not to worry about
D Bin Laden.
_
Bm _ .
Am _ _
G _ _
D _ _ Have you
G forgotten.
_ _
C _ _ Have you
G forgotten.
_ _ _
C _ _ Have you
G forgotten _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .