I caught a glimpse, a silhouette, across the way
No circumstance or unseen glance, could make them stay
The big black cars with cherry stars
They congregate contemplate most complain of common pain
But they don't really know
So I start to say that it's okay
If we can just survive the selfishness that we all hide
A Crime, insane well who's to blame
Another hero fades away
I hear a knock upon the door
From never never land
He told the tale of love and pain, and unseen contraband
Smoke filled room with peasants believe in Santa Claus
From history to present the world goes round and round
So I start to say that it's okay
If we can just survive the selfishness that we all hide
A Crime, insane well who's to blame
Another hero fades away
We see the world with different eyes, in different ways
From boys to men we learn to hate, never learn to pray
The tired huddled masses they need a Santa Claus
You can try and close your eyes and hide
But they won't go away
So I start to say that it's okay
If we can just survive the selfishness that we all hide
Crime, insane well who's to blame
Another hero fades away
Fade away
Richard Nixon, A Man of Compassion, Courage, & Conscience (04:15)
A short video about President Richard Nixon during the 1972 Presidential Campaign.
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@rmm413c Ironically, the Oval Office scenes at the beginning were filmed June 23, 1972 for the August Republican convention...the day he made the fatal mistake of telling Haldeman to order the FBI to stop the Watergate investigation, the " smoking gun" that eventually did him in in 1974.
Author: RJY4356 - 1 month, 1 week ago
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Nice clip, but I can't believe that Nixon's own people making the clip screwed up which number president he was! Having listened to a lot of his tape recordings, it was especially interesting to *see* Nixon talking with Ehrlichman and later on the phone. Thanks for posting.