his personal effects and service equipment, is costantly checked by himself and his NCO's.
(Often the soldiers fought for an objective at great cost of life and injury, only to concede that piece of real estate to the enemy days later). The voices of rage and ruin may have attributed to either the objection of the soldiers recognition of the futility of the battle, or to the opposition to the war by the civilian population back at home. 'Rivers overflowing', related to rivers of blood. Dont fool round tonight its bound to take. I see earthquakes and lightenin and I see bad times each day. They also knew that there would be more casulaties in the upcoming battle. I see a bad moon risin I see trouble on the way. The casualties were numerous and had previously been high. Being in a tropical climate, the weather was forecasted to be bad, torrential rain, lightning, winds, etc, making the going difficult. The objective of this particular battle was to counter attack the enemy to take a hill, but the odds, (terrain and conditions) were overwhelming and against them and the soldiers knew it. Some of the words for this song was reputed to have been taken from a conversation between 2 US (?) soldiers in the Vietnam war just before a big battle. They are also used to limit the number of times you see an advertisement as well as help. It was coined when a bad outcome was expected. This is an explanation of A Bad Moon on the Rise explained to me years ago. Dont go around tonight,Well its bound to take your life,Theres a bad moon on the rise.
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