The Harbor

[Intro]
Strumming on my old guitar, the sun was shining bright,
Just a Sunday afternoon, the guys and I felt right,
Playing cards at the barracks, laughter in the air,
Little did we know, danger was lurking near.

[Verse 1]
Cards on the table, casual and slow,
Haven't felt this peace in a long, long time, you know,
Then out of the blue, the sky turned dark and mean,
Planes roared like monsters, breaking through the serene.

[Pre-Chorus]
We looked up in horror, hearts pounding in our chest,
Shouted "Oh shit!" as chaos put us to the test,
Banning our fears, we grabbed what we could, standing tall,
Ready to fight for our home, no matter how small.

[Chorus]
Oh Pearl Harbor, you broke our calm,
Fire and fury ringing through the palm,
From cards to combat, we stood our ground,
Hearts of Yankee pride, hear our battle sound.

[Verse 2]
Bullets ripping through the air, a deadly dance,
Fighting back with everything, taking our stance,
Kamikaze, brave soul, flew to his doom,
A sacrifice of hope amid the fiery gloom.

[Bridge]
Years rolled on, the world kept spinning fast,
Four months later, we joined the fight at last,
Fought in distant lands, our steel and our grit,
Bound by the promise that we would never quit.

[Outro]
Four years of struggle, lost friends, and tears,
Till finally we lifted that shadow of fears,
Shut them up with nukes, a heavy price to pay,
Fuck those jap bastards we kept the darkness at bay.

American folk with acoustic guitar, banjo, and violin, patriotic and heartfelt