Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 25 May 98 - 10:54 AM Rockaday Johnnie, Thanks!!! I don't have that song! Didn't know Arvella did that one. Sure would like to get it--even if only in manuscript form! Yes, I knew Arvella Gray. I've some good color slides of him playing his old National Guitar on Grand Ave. in Chicago outside the Grand & State Subway entrance (his favorite place to hit rush hour crowds for their change). Arvella only had a thumb & 1 or 2 fingers on his left hand so he always played with a bottleneck on his finger. He was at the first University Of Chicago Folk Festival back in 1961. WFMT taped the Fest & put his "Goin' To Heaven Blues" on the air. I've still got that song on tape. Goin' to heaven, gonna sit down on a chair, I'm goin' to heaven, gonna sit down on a chair, Gonna ask ol' Moses to sing me the walkin' blues! Art Thieme |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Rockaday Johnnie Date: 25 May 98 - 03:24 PM Art - I saw Arvella once - in '65 or '66 in front of Keoster Blues Record Mart - He played John Henry several times --My first introduction to bottleneck guitar -He did have several obscure recordings - I've not seen any myself but he recorded 4 tracks on an English lp (Heritage 1004) including John Henry -- He and Brewer recorded 2 45's for Gray -"Deborah"/"You Are My Dear" -Gray 13 And "John Henry"/"Walkin' Blues" -Gray 14. Jim Brewerss' I'm so Glad Good Whiskey's Back" is also on the Heritage lp - Maybe someday I'll find this lp... Sorry Folks this probably shouldn't have been put in this thread. |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 26 May 98 - 12:22 AM Johnnie, The Jazz Record Mart was right there where I took those photos of Arvella---Grand & State St.--where the subway passengers climb to the street level. I did some research work for Bob Koester back in '64---looked up some Lemon Jefferson 78s on Broadway label for him in the card file (no computers then) at the Folksong Archive at the Library of Congress. First met Joe Hickerson that summer. Jim Brewer and I worked at the No Exit for many years back then. Him on Wednesday nights and me on Thursdays.The No Exit was just sold last week!! I played there for 37 years...but it's still there!!! Art |
Subject: Lyr Add: ON TOP OF GOLDWATER (Milton Schwartz) From: Art Thieme Date: 28 May 98 - 09:59 PM Here's one by Milton M. Schwartz from his songbook __SING ALONG WITH JACK---HIT SONGS FROM THE NEW FRONTIER__
This is presented here for Barry Goldwater---who is quite ill right now.
There's Ev'rett and Charlie,
With critical letters,
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Subject: Lyr Add: THE STREETS OF DALLAS TOWN From: Art Thieme Date: 12 Jun 98 - 11:32 AM Good Folks' Here's another JFK song before I take off for a while.
THE STREETS OF DALLAS TOWN
Americans and did ya hear the news thats goin' 'round
Chorus) On the streets of Dallas town
He stood for human dignity and rights the world around,
Everywhere a chorus of hate had made an awful sound,
And you and I had listened and had not made reply, Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 12 Jun 98 - 11:36 AM EVERYBODY---Joe & Max & all, Thanks for your patience!!! I FINALLY figured out how to BREAK off a line so's to get stanzas to post correctly!! And thanks for all the HTML info! Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Bert C Date: 12 Jun 98 - 12:36 PM Hey Art, you found it! I just cruised through this whole thread and noticed that the song you posted on May 13 appears to be the one Whipporwill was originally looking for. Congratulations! Bert C |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 12 Jun 98 - 03:27 PM Seems that it was actually posted on 7/19/97 by Rich R. THE SUMMER OF HIS YEARS was the song from the TV show THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS. Art ALSO: Sorry, I posted the last song twice it seems---once quite a bit earlier! When your memory goes, forget it! Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Bert C Date: 12 Jun 98 - 04:48 PM Art, Sorry if I misled you. I wasn't referring to "IN THE SUMMER OF HIS YEARS." I meant "TRIBUTE TO JOHN F. KENNEDY" that you said was on the flip side of "CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN". (see 13May98) The chorus matches what Whipporwill originally asked for. Bert C |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 12 Jun 98 - 07:41 PM Now I get it! Does take me a while sometimes. Anyhow, glad to have been of service! Thanks, Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Joe Offer Date: 13 Jun 98 - 03:58 AM Gee, Art, if you've figured out how to do line breaks, does that mean I'm out of a job? < grin > -Joe Offer- |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 13 Jun 98 - 03:52 PM Joe Hickerson sent this to me back in 1964. It was in an article in the NEW YORK TIMES -- Sunday, July 12th, '64.
Sarajevo, Yogoslavia--July 11th
Not even the bird that makes it's nest coming {Folks, please keep in mind that these are graphic depictions of the emotions of that sad era; that's what you are reading here! None of the revelations of recent years were known! There had been no other asssassinations yet. This, and the other assassination songs I've posted here, were SPONTANEOUS OPUTPOURINGS OF EMOTION TURNED TO POETRY by folks from all walks of life. They allow you to travel back in time!} Art Thieme
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Subject: Lyr Add: BRAND NEW '64 DODGE (Greg Brown) From: Anne Date: 15 Jun 98 - 12:47 AM Greg Brown has a haunting reminder of those last innocent days before JFK died. This song is found on Poet Game available from Red House Records. 1-800-695-4687. BRAND NEW '64 DODGE Money comes out of Dad's billfold. Hankies come out of Mom's purse. The engine hardly makes a sound even when you put in reverse. It's got a push-button transmission, hardtop convertible 4-Door. It's November of '63 and the brand new Dodge is a '64. And we're rolling slow down Main Street-- the asphalt and the gravel crunch. Church is finally over and we're going to have our Sunday lunch. And then I will play football with my buddies down in the park. Later I'll dream about my girlfriend as I lie alone in the dark. She's got short red hair and blue eyes and her swimsuit is also blue and her little brother is retarded, but Jesus loves him, too. And Jesus loves our president, even though he is a Catholic. There's alot for a boy to think about as he walks along the railroad tracks. And my sister won't get carsick 'cause we're only going half a mile and the car still has that new car smell and Dad looks like he might smile and the world is big and full of Autumn and I'm as hungry as can be and we're in our brand new '64 Dodge November of '63. November...
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Whippoorwill Date: 18 Jun 98 - 11:40 AM Art: I've been out of touch for a few weeks, and just saw your posting of May 13. That is exactly what I was looking for. My heartfelt thanks - that chorus had been boring into my tiny mind for the last 35 years. And thanks as well for the other good things you've posted. Whip |
Subject: Lyr Add: ASKING SONG (Tony Townsend) From: Art Thieme Date: 12 Jul 98 - 05:51 PM Whip, Thanks--glad I helped but it was by accident; I'd forgotten your original song quest! Art (Here's another one.)
ASKING SONG (by Tony Townsend)
Asking song we sing of him,
Who determines and who is to know,
How to honor him we knew Art Thieme
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 02 Aug 98 - 06:22 PM My Kennedy collection is at a possible publisher---even as we speak. Sent off the only copy as I couldn't get it coppied because of copyright problems (nobody would do it here)! Until later---END OF THREAD---at least for now. |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination & Funeral From: Sandy E. Dickerson sdi063@airmail.net Date: 09 Jan 99 - 01:38 AM I need these tivia questions answered before Sunday p.m..... Please help!! JFK's Code Name by CIA Jaquelyn's Code Name by CIA Name of Horse in funeral procession with one stirrup over back representing a "fallen leader". If you can help me pleae send to e=mail address aobve. |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Liam's Brother Date: 09 Jan 99 - 11:41 AM I seem to recall that Big Joe Williams may have written a song about the assassination. I will try and look for this next time I go to the storage room. All the best, Dan |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 09 Jan 99 - 02:54 PM I seem to remember that the name of the horse was BLACKJACK (after Gen. Pershing's nickname). JFK's codename was something like JAVELIN (or SPEAR or MISSILE)---something like that... Dan, BIG JOE, who first gave me the idea for a 9-string guitar, sang his JFK assassination song on the LP I mentioned earlier in this thread (now not a thread, but a ball of string) __CAN'T KEEP FROM CRYING--TOPICAL BLUES ON THE DEATH OF JOHN KENNEDY__ (a CD now). P.S.---I just ordered your CD from Sandy. Truly lookin' forward to hearing it. Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 24 Jan 99 - 12:18 PM Is the subject of this thread anything less than the facade we're forced to watch being played out in slow motion in the halls of Congress as we speak? I think not! I look at both houses of that institution and all I can think of to say is, "ET TU BRUTE" Art
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: katlaughing Date: 21 Jul 99 - 11:50 AM Here ya go, Art. I found it in Forum search with your name as User. I was wondering if anyone was going to do a thread for JFK, Jr. I would love to see the song you mentioned. love, kat |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE BOY SALUTES (Malvina Reynolds) From: Art Thieme Date: 21 Jul 99 - 07:35 PM Kat & Joe, Thank you! Some day I'll figure out how to do these things. I actually did put my name in & was told the search found nothing... (A doctor once told me the same thing when he looked into my ears!)
Anyhow, this song, "THE BOY SALUTES", was written by Malvina Reynolds. Issue #37---January 1st, 1964 -- @Schroder Music Co. Art
The little boy salutes the casket,
Chorus)
The little boy stands on the curb stone,
2nd chorus)
There's so much grieving in the in the world,
3rd chorus)The little boy stands on the sidewalk, |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 21 Jul 99 - 08:22 PM WHOOPS!! Seems I already posted "THE BOY SALUTES" a long while back. (sheepishly, "sorry".) Here'a suggestion: Please look at "God's Game Of Checkers", posted earlier in this thread. It was recorded by Red River Dave McEnery, the composer of "Amelia Earhart's Last Flight" on Bluebonnet Records. It's a "letter of support" from R.R.Dave to the young John jr. following the death of his father. Art
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Sourdough Date: 21 Jul 99 - 08:46 PM Red River Dave wrote a song about a kennedy. It is called "The Ballad of Dike Bridge", The Story of Mary Jo Kopeckne. A friend gave me the sheet musinc back when the song was new-minted. I had just returned from Chappaquidick and had seen, first hand, the roads and the bridge. I have no idea where the sheet music is today. I expect it will bubble to the surface in the ocean of "things" i have collected over the years. This time, I'll grab it! RR Dave didn't get much coverage of thatsong. He did better with his Ballad of Appolo 11. Sourdough |
Subject: Lyr Add: THERE'S A NEW MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE From: Art Thieme Date: 21 Jul 99 - 09:26 PM Here's a song that came out right after John Kennedy jr. was born.
THERE'S A NEW MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE
November 1960 will go down in history,
chorus)
There's going to be some changes made the White House never saw,
chorus)
He's sitting in the White House on the highest chair of all, chorus)
There's a new man in the White House, |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: katlaughing Date: 21 Jul 99 - 10:17 PM Thanks, Art. I was wondering why nobody started a thread about JFK Jr. I didn't because I still held out hope. What a sad, sad thing to have happen. Those poor families. It just doesn't seem fair. His dad was the first president I really was old enough to take an interest in; the day he was killed I almost gave up trying to understand politics and violence, along with a whole lot of other things. May they all rest in Peace Profound and may Caroline Kennedy stay safe within the bonds of love of her remaining family. kat |
Subject: Lyr Add: MY DADDY IS PRESIDENT From: Art Thieme Date: 21 Jul 99 - 11:11 PM One more old song from those Camelot years--this time about Caroline Kennedy.--------Art
MY DADDY IS PRESIDENT
My daddy is president--what does your daddy do?
My daddy is president--we had a busy day,
At his first press conference I made news,
My daddy is president---we make a happy pair,
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Max Date: 21 Jul 99 - 11:19 PM Was Leadbelly's "He is the Man" about JFK? |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:23 AM An amazing idea, Max! I don't know. Anyone else have an idea ? Art
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 22 Jul 99 - 10:25 AM Wait, Leadbelly died in 1948---right? Couldn't've been about JFK. Right? Art |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 01 Nov 00 - 05:13 PM refresh |
Subject: Lyr Add: BILLY SOL From: Art Thieme Date: 01 Nov 00 - 06:15 PM Billy Sol tune: Jay Gould's Daughter by D. Brooks
From the town of Pecos in the heart of Texas,
Chorus:
When he was just a boy the people they did say,
Billy Sol studied hard and he soon could see,
Well, Billy sol learned; what do ya think of that?
If you really want to be a great capitalist,
Set youyrself up with those invisible tanks,
Some folks failed as Billy wheeled and dealed,
Billy farmed the farmers, they were his meat,
Assistant Labor Secretary Holleman was full of fear,
Out onto the floor stepped Senator Yarborough,
Congressman Anderson has a little coal mine,
Now President Kennedy declared, "What impropriety,
Now Washington's excited and they're going to invesatigate, -------------------------------------------------------------------------
BILLY SOL
It was in the year of 1953,
Chorus)
Billy started out with just one little lamb,
J.F.K. denied and Orville Freeman sighed,
And now I'd like to say that crime sure doesn't pay,
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Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: GUEST,Gator gone Adirondack... Date: 02 Nov 00 - 06:43 PM I'm amazed..... Been into Gordon since '69... (Old Dan's), and Never heard this song.... And I thought I had them all... Goin' back to "Lightfoot" . How did I miss it,,, And how may I find it??? Thanks!!! |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 02 Nov 00 - 10:10 PM I don't think Gordon ever recorded it. It was on a 4-song demo 7-inch LP (33 & a third rpm) he sent around to clubs in the later 60s to hustle work. I taped it off that little record----one he had sent to a folk club bar called MOTHER BLUES that was owned by the late great lady, Lorraine Blue. Amazing music was heard in that club. Art Thieme |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Ebbie Date: 02 Nov 00 - 10:47 PM Who are (Theordore)Sorenson, (Pierre) Salinger, (Adlai)Stevenson, (Arthur) Schlesinger, (McGeorge) Bundy and (?) Dillon and (Dean)Rusk???? E'er late than ne'er, Art! (Who is Dillon?) Ebbie |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: MarkS Date: 02 Nov 00 - 11:58 PM Probably C.Douglas Dillon, the Secretary of the Treasury. The rest were cabinet members and advisors. Together with luninaries like MacNamara they made up the Best and the Brightest and gave us the Vietman war. Guess I'm really showing my age. More trivia - what was the first name of McGeorge Bundys brother? MarkS |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: GUEST,paddy Date: 03 Nov 00 - 12:03 AM God Almighty, let the poor man rest. He wasn't that great of a president (even less of a man) after all. |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 03 Nov 00 - 01:18 AM YES, all members of the cabinet during the reign of J.F.K. Folks, I am still looking for songs about the life, times and assassination of John Kennedy. The collection is now at the Library of Congress but my search goes on. The two songs I just posted here on Billy Sol Estes were asked for in another thread but digging those two out gave me a chance to revive this old thread. One never knows what might turn up. Thanks again. If nothing else comes of this I'll revive this thread yet again..........in another year-------or so... Art Thieme |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: rube1 Date: 03 Nov 00 - 06:10 AM Here's one for you, "Right on Houston" by White Self Existing Dog. Great song, great video at the Incredibly Small Concert Hallhttp://www.smallhall.com/WSEDog/dindex.html I'm not so good at links so you might have to search it out. He turned right on Houston Should have just kept going But he turned left on Elm Cause he had no way of knowing ... |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: mkebenn Date: 03 Nov 00 - 08:17 AM MarcB, As I remember, Phil Ochs was attacked in South Africa during a robbery. His vocal chords were damaged so badly that he could no longer sing and that is why he took his own life. I've got to believe that given the great volume of work he created he must have gotten over the "Dylan" thing. Clack, Clack, Clack John Stewart, from "Willard" Clack, Clack, Clack, as the train goes rollin' down the track to carry me home, back where I belong.{repete} That was Bobby's song that I wrote without thinking,every word, every word. Now that Bobby's gone, this is my world crying when I heard, when I heard. Newbie member, Mike Bennett |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 03 Nov 00 - 03:34 PM Mike, John Stewart was traveling with Bobby Kennedy and singing songs to push his candidacy. I saw him at a rally for Bobby in Newport, Oregon--on the coast. Bobby lost that primary to m' man Eugene McCarthy. One week later, Bobby was murdered in Los Angeles. Art Thieme |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 28 Jul 02 - 11:59 AM REFRESH for Greg Stevens |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Nigel Parsons Date: 29 Jul 02 - 09:33 AM Despite the "Refresh" above, this thread has moved on! please post new messages to This Thread. New messages to This Thread |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: Art Thieme Date: 17 Dec 03 - 01:21 AM refrsh For the folks interested in this topic who only know the other short thread. Art Thieme |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: GUEST,whitelf2000 Date: 17 Mar 04 - 06:34 PM I'm looking for a song about the death of JFK and it goes like this: On Nov 22 1963, a sunny day in TX in a town they call big D a man was killed and changed the entire course of history, his name was John Fitzgerald Kennedy...... can someone help me with this song tks |
Subject: Lyr Add: NOVEMBER 22ND 1963 (Tom T Hall) From: Art Thieme Date: 18 Mar 04 - 12:59 PM The song you are looking for was written by TOM T. HALL. Here are the words as sung and recorded by Jimmy Newman. November 22nd, 1963 When you sing this song be brave and sing it loud and strong and clear, John F. Kennedy was not a man to ever speak in fear, Pick up the flag, march on in peace and pray that there will be More men like John Fitzgerald Kennedy. On November 22nd, nineteen-hundred-sixty-three, A sunny day in Texas in a town they call Big D, A man was killed who changed the course of history, His name was John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He was riding in a motorcade that sad and fateful day, Mrs. Connelley turned to him with a voice so proud and gay, She pointed out that people here had treated him real nice, Minutes later bullets took his precious life. Mrs. Kennedy cried, "O, no." and she caught him as he fell, What the world lost at that moment only history can tell, They rushed him to the hospital---took five minutes on the way, As the word flashed 'round the world to stop and pray. It was over in just minutes; John F. Kennedy was dead, Disbelief, shock and sorrow; the people bowed their heads, Mrs. Kennedy stood by him as the tears came to her eyes, Put her ring upon his hand and then kissed him goodbye. The pens of man will scribble on in sad futility, Perhaps a paragraph or two will touch reality, John Kennedy was proud and brave and his story has been told, May his home be blessed and may God rest his soul. Sing the first verse once more. Art Thieme--I hope this helps you out. |
Subject: Need help with a Kennedy song From: GUEST,cmh Date: 31 May 04 - 12:41 AM My father part-recorded a song from the tv coverage of Bobby Kennedy's funeral that was shown in Australia. I've never been able to track down either the songwriter or the title and I don't know whether it was originally written for JFK or RFK or was a folk song adapted for the occasion. My Dad reckons it is by Tom Paxton. I don't think so, although I understand that Paxton played "Outward Bound" for a CBS memorial for Robert Kennedy. Anyway, here's the fragment I recall: Where then lay you down On a hillside by the town Some may say goodbye, they will But I know your heart is beating still Can someone help me out here? I've been trying to track this down for over 20 years. |
Subject: RE: Kennedy Assassination From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 31 May 04 - 05:18 PM Anniversary of Bobby's death on Friday - June 4TH. I hope that song turns up. And I'm also curious about any songs written about Bobby Kennedy's assassination. |
Subject: Lyr Add: WELL THEN, LAY YOU DOWN From: GUEST,Art Thieme Date: 31 May 04 - 10:03 PM Dear CMH, It seems rather fitting that this is Memorial Day here in the USA. Many of us then alive hated to see Robert Kennedy pick up the torch where his brother had put it down. It seemed to be tempting fate. There is a photo I took of Robert Kennedy and his wife Ethel campaigning in the town of Newport, Oregon in the primary -- 1968--on the site with all my other mostly folk scene photos I've taken over the last four decades. Go to: http://rudegnu.com/art_thieme.html The song you are looking for actually was written by Tom Paxton. It is called WELL THEN, LAY YOU DOWN Ah, you knew it had to come, One more day of muffled drums, You knew it, ah, you had to know, And still your courage told you, "Go." (chorus) Well then, lay you down, On your hillside by the town, Some will say farewell, they will, I think that heart is beating still. Ah, you knew how this would end, You made the friendless man your friend, We knew the danger and told you so, And still your courage told you, "Go." Now they've wrapped the train in black, Gathered along the railroad track, You knew it, ah, you had to know, And still your courage told you, "Go." When the truly brave man dies, Thousands more will surely rise, You knew it, ah, you had to know, Their courage too will tell them, "Go." (Art Thieme |
Subject: Lyr Add: SECONDS and GLAD I'M NOT A KENNEDY From: GUEST,CMH Date: 01 Jun 04 - 10:49 PM Art, You're a godsend. Do you happen to know whether Paxton ever recorded Lay You Down? In thanks, let me add to this thread's impressive collection of lyrics. The first song is called "Seconds" by a UK 1980s group, Human League: All day Hiding from the sun Waiting for the golden one Waiting for your fame After the parade has gone Outside was a happy place Every face had a smile like the golden face For a second Your knuckles white as your fingers curl The shot that was heard around the world For a second Refrain : It took seconds of your time to take his life It took seconds (Refrain) It took seconds of your time to take his life It took seconds of your time to take his life Seconds Seconds (Refrain twice) For a second (Refrain twice) For a second It took seconds of your time to take his life Seconds of your time to take his life For a second For a second For a second The second song was a big hit in Australia and New Zealand in the 1985. It interweaved lyrics with extracts of JFK speeches quite well. The music video featuring JFK footage was also popular. It was called "Glad I'm Not a Kennedy" by Shona Laing, a New Zealander: Living on through politics Body-guarded, heart in bits A blue-eyed honesty Indigo injury The family tree is felled Bereavement worn so well Giving up on certainty Wilderness society Wearing the fame like a loaded gun Tied up with a rosary I'm glad I'm not a Kennedy Imagine being a Kennedy Rule without remedy To watch your family die The world loves a sacrifice Prophets longing for the three Honouring the tragedy They hunger for the crime The privilege to take a life Wearing the fame like a loaded gun Tied up with a rosary Ooh, I'm glad I'm not a Kennedy ...and is not peace basically A matter of human rights? The right to live out our lives Without fear of devastation? The right to breathe air As nature provided it? The right of future generations To a healthy existence? Let us if we can step back from The shadows of war and seek out The way of peace... I love the look in your eyes I can see your soul sometimes and we laugh When we try too hard we stop and start Oh imagine being a Kennedy I'm glad I'm not a Kennedy Wearing the fame like a loaded gun Tied up with a rosary I'm glad I'm not a Kennedy Imagine being a Kennedy Ooh I'm glad I'm not a Kennedy ...the cost of freedom is always high, Yet one path we shall never choose - that is the path of surrender or submission. When a man's way please the lord, The scriptures tell us, 'He maketh even his enemies To be at peace with him'. We will not prematurely or unnecessarily Risk the course of worldwide nuclear war In which even the fruits of victory Would be ashes in our mouths Ashes in our mouths... Ashes in our mouths... Ashes in our mouths... Regards CMH |
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