could this be a reference to the vietnam war? i recall, vaguely, reading that Hetfeild's brother was a protester back in the day. one might certainly read that way, and it just seems there's that consistent theme there, of someone gone that's not coming home.
could this be a reference to the vietnam war? i recall, vaguely, reading that Hetfeild's brother was a protester back in the day. one might certainly read that way, and it just seems there's that consistent theme there, of someone gone that's not coming home.