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Billy Joel Lyrics Quiz (Part 77)

Enter the lyrics to this Billy Joel song.
You have to enter the lyrics to this song, but here's the catch. You don't know what song it is. :-)
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Last updated: May 26, 2021
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Answer
Viktor
was
born
in
the
spring
of
’44
And
never
saw
his
father
anymore
A
child
of
sacrifice,
a
child
of
war
Another
son
who
never
had
a
father
after
Leningrad
Went
off
to
school
and
learned
to
serve
the
state
Followed
the
rules
and
drank
his
vodka
straight
The
only
way
to
live
was
drown
the
hate
A
Russian
life
was
very
sad
And
such
was
life
in
Leningrad
I
was
born
in
’49
A
cold
war
kid
in
McCarthy
time
Stop
’em
at
the
38th
Parallel
Blast
those
yellow
reds
to
hell
And
cold
war
kids
were
hard
to
kill
Under
their
desks
in
an
air
raid
drill
Haven’t
they
heard
we
won
the
war
What
do
they
keep
on
fighting
for?
Viktor
was
sent
to
some
Red
Army
town
Served
out
his
time,
became
a
circus
clown
The
greatest
happiness
he’d
ever
found
Was
making
Russian
children
glad
And
children
lived
in
Leningrad
Children
lived
in
Levittown
And
hid
in
the
shelters
underground
Until
the
Soviets
turned
their
ships
around
And
tore
the
Cuban
missiles
down
And
in
that
bright
October
sun
We
knew
our
childhood
days
were
done
And
I
watched
my
friends
go
off
to
war
What
do
they
keep
on
fighting
for?
And
so
my
child
and
I
came
to
this
place
To
meet
him
eye
to
eye
and
face
to
face
He
made
my
daughter
laugh,
then
we
embraced
We
never
knew
what
friends
we
had
Until
we
came
to
Leningrad
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