Thomas Jefferson:
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
HEAD ABOVE THE WATER
Sailing along with the wind taking us away
Returning on a current at the end of each day
Trusting our boat is sturdy, stern to stem
Before our bow is where we are heading
Aft is where we have been
Should sleezy, lying traitors fight their way aboard
And impose their aspirations upon our crew
Our surrender we can all Ill-afford
Saving our ship means only our resistance will do
We cannot let the flame in our lanterns flicker then die
Allowing perpetrators to take our grand ship
Eternal vigilance from the sailors, with a keen eye
Would have stopped the scheming traitors from intruding on our trip
If our ship is our country should we treasure her less?
Than sailors did the compilation of wood and sails
Why shouldn't we resist the traitors in our midst?
Will we watch them burn the constitution, let our country fail?
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