I heard this song at a peace demonstration in 1963, and jotted down the lyrics, but do not know its composer or origin; nor have I found it on the Internet. If you know, or if it is yours, give me a shout. gene.keyes A~T gmail.com The Mean Old Pacifist Lyrics + MIDI [composer unknown, ca. 1963; simple MIDI sequenced by Gene Keyes (from memory) cc. 2008]
If you want to download the 2 KB MIDI file separately, its URL is http://www.genekeyes.com/MeanOldPacifist.mid. I am a mean old pacifist; I think the world's diseased.
The sooner you all kill yourselves, the sooner I'll be pleased. I don't like racial prejudice in any form at all; Yankee, Russian, white or tan, I hate you one and all! Chorus
Oh, I've walked for peace, I've struck for peace, I've worked my fingers to the bone,
signing pleas for peace;
Carried signs to ban the bomb, and run from the police. And then one day I looked around, and suddenly realized There's not a one of you SOB's who ought to be alive! (Chorus) I do not like the Russians with all their cutthroat band; And for these great United States, I do not give a damn. Soon will come a mighty flash that brightens up the night.: I'll slap my knee and shout with glee, it serves you bastards right! |