Verse 1: In the quiet of December 7, by the dawns early light,A plan was laid in secrecy, to ignite the fires of fight.They knew the kamakazee planes ships and sub's were coming, codes cracked in silent rooms,But no one raised the warning, no sirens to break the gloom. Chorus: Oh, Pearl Harbor, a stage set for the storm,Was it all a grand illusion, or just a false flag born?With eyes wide shut, they let it fall,To push us into war, to heed the call. Verse 2: Why strike where steel can be mended, not oil to choke the fight?Some say it was intentional, to stir the nation's might.The President knew, they whisper, of the silent wings above,Yet chose to let disaster strike, to push the will to love. Chorus: Oh, Pearl Harbor, in shadows we were torn,Did they play us like a fiddle, with the truth all but scorned?With secrets deep, they watched us fall,To rally to the cause, to heed the call. Bridge: In the halls of power, where truth is often sold,Was it all a grand deception, secrets never told?If you believe in freedom, then question what you're taught,Was Pearl Harbor just a lie, for battles to be fought? Verse 3: They say the codes were broken, the signals clear as day,But silence was the order, let the bombs make their way.A nation woke in anger, to a war they did not choose,Or was it all pre-planned, the path we had to lose? Chorus: Oh, Pearl Harbor, where truth was left to mourn,Was it just a grand illusion, or was the flag torn?With freedom's price, we paid it all,To join the war's embrace, to heed the call. Outro: In the annals of history, where truth might lie in wait,We'll never know for certain, the secrets of that date.But if you dare to question, and look beyond the lore,You might find the shadows of December's war. **Instrumental Skit: This song encapsulates the conspiratorial viewpoint by questioning official narratives, suggesting foreknowledge, and pondering the strategic choices made during the attack, all while maintaining a rhythm and melody that could fit within the genre of protest or conspiracy-themed folk or rock. Remember, this song is based on theories and not substantiated by historical consensus.** Think (Think)...