"The Persian Gulf 1991" genre: Reggae
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	Begins with a speech by George H. Bush, as our planes were leaving the deck to attack Sadam Hussain the first time in 1991
	Credits: J.Marsi _DGenovese_ Danny Marsi
	Story Behind the Song About the feelings the feelings going through a soldier as he says goodbye to his little girl, leaving for the Persian Gulf war in 1991. The late Danny Marsi sang lead and Karen Mantero & Dennis Genovese sang backup. Dennis Arranged & Produced it as a "Fallen Angel Production". The instruments played by Dennis were Guitars, Bass, Linn Drum, and Synth. We did the entire recording on an 8 track Tascam 1/2 in. tape recorder in 2 weekends. It was remastered Sept14,2002. Lyrics The Persian Gulf Music & Lyric by John Marsi_ Dennis Genovese _Danny Marsi Copyright 1991 Fallen Angel Publishing (Spoken word Intro) As I packed my bags for the Persian Gulf, With my Daughter beside me looking up, The tears from her eyes rolled down her face And I thought to myself I may never see her again And she said (Verse 1) Daddy, Daddy, Are they our friends Daddy, Daddy, Oh what’s revenge Daddy, Daddy, Why is there hate Daddy, Daddy, Oh what is fate She broke my heart, I had to cry, when she said (verse 2) Daddy, Daddy, what’s misery Daddy, Daddy, what’s poverty Daddy, Daddy, what’s liberty (Spoken word) (Child) Daddy, Why do you have to fight to be free And I thought to myself, I may never see her again And then she said Daddy, Daddy, Why is there war Daddy, Daddy, who is it for She broke my heart, I had to cry, When she said, (Bridge) Dry your eyes, lift your tears, Daddy, Don’t you cry Daddy don’t you cry, Daddy, Daddy Daddy, don’t you cry

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