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02 Aug 99 - 09:49 AM (#101515) Subject: Lyr Add: WOODSTOCK 1999 From: Roger the zimmer Anonymous parody in the Economist magazine 31st August 1999 (apologies to Bob Dylan) Come gather round people wherever you roam And admit that it's fun to set fires far from home And to squirt Evian till you're drenched to the bone If your shirt to you is worth keepin', It needs the right label or you're not worth knowin' For the times they are a-changin' Come brokers and bankers please heed the call The eight-year recovery can't help us all If we need more cash there's a hole in the wall If your money to you is worth savin' Better rescue your ATMs out of this brawl, For the times... Come mothers and fathers throughout the land And don't criticise what you don't understand Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command Your old road is rapidly agin' Better drop Mother Jones and get on AOL For the times... Come writers and critics who criticise with your pen And wish you were 19 all over again In the glorious sixties stoned out of your brain Before you turned grey and Republican; It's for youth to run riot and for age to condemn For the times they are (not much) a-changin'. typed by fumble finger RtZ |
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03 Aug 99 - 05:19 AM (#101842) Subject: RE: LYRIC ADD:Woodstock 1999 From: Roger the zimmer Missed out a chorus and verse break after:"knowin'" and before "Come brokers..." Sorry! Even more fumblebrained RtZ |