Thats basically it. Its one of my Dad's favourite songs as well, always makes me think of him.
Khe Sanh is a city in Vietnam.
Vets are veterans.
V-Day was the day WW2 ended in 1945, stands for Victory Day.
Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this).
Cold Chisel are a great band, with an important place in Australian rock and roll history.
@Arianrhod "Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this)."
@Arianrhod "Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this)."
Let's say, hypothetically, I was under a rock, or that I'm just the typical American who doesn't keep up with world events (not all the time anyway), and I do know that Sydney is a city in Australia, but I don't understand the implication that for two weeks in September 2000 it wasn't.... could anybody help me out?
Let's say, hypothetically, I was under a rock, or that I'm just the typical American who doesn't keep up with world events (not all the time anyway), and I do know that Sydney is a city in Australia, but I don't understand the implication that for two weeks in September 2000 it wasn't.... could anybody help me out?
Thats basically it. Its one of my Dad's favourite songs as well, always makes me think of him. Khe Sanh is a city in Vietnam. Vets are veterans. V-Day was the day WW2 ended in 1945, stands for Victory Day. Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this).
Cold Chisel are a great band, with an important place in Australian rock and roll history.
@Arianrhod "Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this)."
@Arianrhod "Sydney is a city in Australia (unless you were hiding under a rock for two weeks in September 2000, you'd know this)."
Let's say, hypothetically, I was under a rock, or that I'm just the typical American who doesn't keep up with world events (not all the time anyway), and I do know that Sydney is a city in Australia, but I don't understand the implication that for two weeks in September 2000 it wasn't.... could anybody help me out?
Let's say, hypothetically, I was under a rock, or that I'm just the typical American who doesn't keep up with world events (not all the time anyway), and I do know that Sydney is a city in Australia, but I don't understand the implication that for two weeks in September 2000 it wasn't.... could anybody help me out?