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“And so, my fellow
Americans: |
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Ask not what your country can do for you...
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Ask what you can do
for your country.” |
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How I wish I could've been
there
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On that frozen winter day
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When those timeless words
were spoken
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From the soul of JFK
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And so fellow
Americans
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Let this be true of you
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Ask not of your great
country
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But for her what you can
do
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Still respected and admired
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This uncommon mortal man
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Made of courage under
fire
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Gave his life for what we
stand
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Generations he'll inspire
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Though he left this world too soon
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With his vision to aim
higher
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We reached up to touch the
Moon
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And so fellow
Americans
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Let this be true of you
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Ask not of your great
country
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But for her what you can
do
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“Let the word go forth
from this time and place |
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That the torch has been passed to a new
generation of Americans
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Who shall pay any
price to assure the survival and the success of liberty.” |
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And so fellow
Americans
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Let this be true of you
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Ask not of your great
country
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But for her what you can
do
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How I wish I could've been
there
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On that frozen winter day
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When those timeless words
were spoken
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From the soul of JFK
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And so fellow
Americans
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Let this be true of you
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Ask not of your great
country
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But for her what you can
do
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Let this be true of you
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Ask not of your great
country
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But for her what you can
do
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