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"When General Pickett strode right up to me
In a troubled voice he said,
'Y'aint learned a damn thing from history.
Tell people 'bout Hollywood,
How it ain't home but it's home for good,
That we'd walked away from here if we just could.
We would never come back again.
Tell 'em what you saw when the sun went down.
Tell 'em for my boys restin' in the ground
That you heard in the silence how sorrow sounds
In the hills of Hollywood.'"
Eddie Pickett and Hugo Duarte sing "Hollywood," a song written by Hugo and inspired by the solitude he felt at General Pickett's monument in Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
January 21, 2006
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