Re: Joan Baez is in Crawford - Deja Vu all over again . . . .
- From: "Connie" <sanzo1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 19:34:53 GMT
"SunGypsy" <sunngypsie@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Any one else think of any currently popular anti-war songs?
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How 'bout the ones I've been pushing for almost a year? Steve Earle's "The
Revolution Starts Now" is chockful of 'em - and they're fantastic!
Incredible! He's one of the musicians in the lineup at the major DC protest
day 9/24. See the other musicians to perform at:
http://www.opceasefire.org/
>From his site: http://www.steveearle.com/
Steve Wins a GRAMMY!
At the 47th annual Grammy Awards ceremony held on Sunday, February 13, 2005,
Artemis recording artist Steve Earle won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk
Album for "The Revolution Starts...Now" Steve has been nominated several
times in the past, but this is his first win.
One song from the album:
Rich Man's War
Jimmy joined the army 'cause he had no place to go
There ain't nobody hirin'
'round here since all the jobs went
down to Mexico
Reckoned that he'd learn himself a trade maybe see the world
Move to the city someday and marry a black haired girl
Somebody somewhere had another plan
Now he's got a rifle in his hand
Rollin' into Baghdad wonderin' how he got this far
Just another poor boy off to fight a rich man's war
Bobby had an eagle and a flag tattooed on his arm
Red white and blue to the bone when he landed in Kandahar
Left behind a pretty young wife and a baby girl
A stack of overdue bills and went off to save the world
Been a year now and he's still there
Chasin' ghosts in the thin dry air
Meanwhile back at home the finance company took his car
Just another poor boy off to fight a rich man's war
When will we ever learn
When will we ever see
We stand up and take our turn
And keep tellin' ourselves we're free
Ali was the second son of a second son
Grew up in Gaza throwing bottles and rocks when the tanks would come
Ain't nothin' else to do around here just a game children play
Somethin' 'bout livin' in fear all your life makes you hard that way
He answered when he got the call
Wrapped himself in death and praised Allah
A fat man in a new Mercedes drove him to the door
Just another poor boy off to fight a rich man's war
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