The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they j — Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
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The Americans won't win. They're not fighting for their homeland. They just want to be good. In order to be good, they just have to fight awhile and then leave.

— Denis Johnson, Tree of Smoke
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