Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
Dos Gringos
This Dos Gringos ballad laments the US military’s move away from more traditional roles for fighter pilots. Rather than the down-and-dirty pilot heroes forged during the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the modern military is moving towards pilotless aircraft and seeing pilots as more systems operators than...
One day you'll see him
Sitting at a bar
He's the one drinkin' whiskey
And smokin' a cigar
Pull up a chair
And offer him a drink
It's a good bet that he'll tell you
Exactly what he thinks
About this country
And what it's doin' wrong
And for another drink
He might sing you a song
He's a hard-hearted bastard
Of a day long gone by
A mix of emotion
And laughter in his eye
A worn-out junkie
On adrenaline and speed
Fighter pilot
He's the last of the breed
Yeah, he'll tell stories
Of how we fought the war
Usin' words and phrases
That you've never heard before
He'll talk of death
As if it were alive
Then speak of good friends and good times
As he looks up to the sky
And tell a joke
That no man should ever tell
But it don't bother him, 'cause he's seen both
Heaven and Hell
He's a hard-hearted bastard
Of a day long gone by
A mix of emotion
And laughter in his eye
A worn-out junkie
On adrenaline and speed
Fighter pilot
He's the last of the breed
A fighter pilot
He's the last of the breed
Yeah, he's a hard-hearted bastard
Of a day long gone by
A mix of emotion
And laughter in his eye
A worn-out junkie
On adrenaline and speed
A fighter pilot
He's the last of the breed
A fighter pilot
He's the last of the breed