We've Overcome Tougher Times Before

A dark, misty graveyard with bare trees and tombstones under a gloomy sky, overlaid with a long, melancholic poem by Clint Smith that responds to the phrase 'we have made it through worse before' by describing the tragic reality of those who didn't survive to see the 'confetti fall' or 'parade roll down the street', and concludes that some people become 'ghosts' by the time the war ends. The text is written in a white, cursive-style font.

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