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This is part TWO of a song with the setting of the War between the states...it follows the introduction of the song "The First Battle"
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Randy G-Solo Acoustic Guitar-Harmonica Like to play song mostly related to trying to make this world a better place to live in.
I'm an solo acoustic guitar/harmonica player. I'm interested in introducing my original material to a broader audience then my living room! I've played with several bands over the last 25 years or so. Sally and I are currently involved in a band called 4Way....loosely based in Punxutawney, other members are Mike and Jeanie Kurtz. In September 2011, I was been asked to fill in for Jessie DeChurch in a high profile Classic rock band in the Punxutawney area know as Mid-Life Crisis. Jesse is having some health issues that hopefully are temporary, but the Musicains in this band are EXCELLENT! Mike Kurtz on bass, John Keeley on keys, Dave Buzard lead guitar and Phil Cushing on drums. Follow the Mid-Life Crisis news and schedule by looking up the band name on Facebook.
Song Info
Genre
Rock • Southern Rock
Charts
Peak #142
Peak in subgenre #5
Author
Randolph J Grossman
Rights
2003
Uploaded
November 11, 2003
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MP3
MP3 3.3 MB • 128 kbps • 3:34
Story behind the song
This song was inspired by Stephen Crane's novel "The Red Badge Of Courage".
Lyrics
We're all drinking coffee We're waiting patiently No orders yet We're playing cards Inside of our tents Waiting for the government To move our pants We wear blue And they wear gray But we both live in the USA...Yeah They have a drawl They say ya'll What's our excuse For saying "younse" We're gonna fight We're gonna die A freedom of sorts But there's always questions of why....Why?!? No easy answer Defining truth So many uniforms Too many youth Our muskets are silent Our powder's dry We keep our knives hidden by our sides We have mommas We have wives We should be brothers But we're fighting for our lives And we'll find out soon if it's life or doom When the order's out We're gonna face the South Soon Soon Soon But for know we're waiting AAAAAAA waiting for our orders Come on boys got to keep them off of our border Talking 'bout freedom, freedom... Freedom for every man, woman and child We got to keep our mind on the cause We wanna get our nation back together But we're waiting for the orders Waiting for the orders Yes we're just a waiting Waiting Waiting Waiting for the orders Waiting Waiting
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