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is the "Official Music Video" for THE BALLAD OF PAT TILLMAN. This music video was published on November 8, 2017 as a "Salute to Pat Tillman" on what would have been his 41st birthday! Vic tells the tragic story using the broadside ballad tradition of folk and folk-rock music. Vic has added slides from his huge collections to simultaneously tell the visual story in his cogent and crisp style. Suggested viewing for just 5 minutes to remember Pat Tillman and listen to Vic sing his song. As Vic sez: “Hell has no fury like a patriot betrayed!” -- | 
Pat
Tillman was a kind and a caring little boy  
He
brought his mom and pop a lot o’ laughter, pride, and joy  
They
tried to teach their son how to tell the right from wrong  
How
not to be a bully just because you’re big and strong  
Young
Tillman was a legendary famous football star  
He
was handsome. He was humble, and admired from afar  
He
made a lot o’ big plays for his Arizona team…  
And
he made a lot of money in the American dream!  
But
after Nine-Eleven, he had to throw it all away  
To
fight those “evil doers” who could kill in such a way  
When
the Towers and the Pentagon were scenes of blood and death  
Pat
Tillman swore to avenge them or to breathe his dyin’ breath 
Pat
Tillman was a legendary famous football star  
He
was handsome. He was humble, and admired from afar  
He
made a lot of forays for his Army Ranger team…  
But
Patrick died for Bush’s lies…For a nightmare, not a dream!  
Alive
he might be helping take the treason team apart  
He
was bravely asking questions, yes, and he was very smart  
If
Nine-Eleven Truth reveals a home-made psy-war raid…  
Then
this phony “war on terror” is just a cover-up charade! (chorus)  
Copyright
2006 Victor Rene Sadot BMI Orbian Love Music Official Site for Vic Sadot Music
www.vicsadot.com Contact TruthTroubadour@gmail.com 
https://youtu.be/1BsiAHSIp0M The song was released on 9/11/11 on a CD titled "9/11 Truth & Justice Songs" by Vic Sadot at CD Baby. https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/vicsadot3 | 
Saturday, November 18, 2017
Vic Sadot 2017 “The Ballad of Pat Tillman”
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