The war in Vietnam

During all wars a generation is born and changed forever. Unlike WW2 the songs being sung were protesting the war, the signs that were being carried were of Peace and Love. The hippies stood up for what they believed in which was Peace, Love, Flower Power, Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll, oh man the Rock & Roll. This is and was the 60's.

WAR... What is it good for

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING EXCEPT

Peace,Liberty and Freedom

so come on all you big strong men

Uncle Sam needs your help again

become a sailor - jar head or sky pilot

& prepare for the eve of destruction

fore the answer is blowing in the wind

It's 1,2,3 what are we fighting for

as the stench of death drifts up to the sky

and god looks upon us as we ask why

WHY YOU SAY - SOLDIERS CAN'T BE GAY

charlie awakes to gooooooooooooood morning Vietnam

as Tommy, Bobby & little Johnny sit in a rice patty

smoking their grass they purchased from the pusher man

for a moment they fly by on their magic carpet

they too were born to be wild

like John Wayne, the Dirty Dozen, and Hitler

Reality Check Point

What's going on

four dead in Ohio

time has come today

smile on your brother

innocent dying as babies await crying

WHILE FORREST RUNS ACROSS THE U.S. of A.

his neighbors run to the great white north

chopper me out of Saigon- yes I just want to be gone

remember don't Tread on Me and don't burn my Flag

has anybody seen

Abraham, Martin and John

i thought that i saw them walking up soldier hill

singing let freedom ring

Bobbie to had a dream

64,000 dead were the words in my head

Thou Shall Not KILL

so who killed the Kennedy's

for what it's worth - it was you and me

WAR, what is it good for?

let it be

GIVE PEACE A CHANCE

one, two, three, four

live for today

for tomorrow may never come

because you can't always get what you want

Thank you to those who served, died and returned

WELCOME HOME BOYS AND GIRLS

Special thanks to the following for providing the sound track of a generation:

John Kay & Steppenwolf, Eric Burdon & the Animals, the Rolling Stones, Buffalo Springfield, Dion, the Youngbloods

the Chamber Brothers, Marvin Gaye, Bob Dylan, Country Joe & the Fish, the Grass Roots, the Beatles and John Lennon