Back in the Middle Ages,
The nobles fought the wars,
The worst thing that they suffered from was falling off a horse,
They all wore heavy armour with lances and with shield,
And the lovely ladies watched them at the decorated field.

But when the wars got dirty,
With

A soft answer,
A gentle word,
Might turn a raging lion
Into a singing bird,
A bird.
Sometimes you might get angry,
And defend your rights.
But otherwise
It isn't wise
To start up rows and fights
With comrades and friends.

Yes and thank you
Ha

A trundle, a bundle, and what's inside,
It's bound around with ribbon and it's forty inches wide.
It's all full of something as much as it can hold.
A present for a young man six years old.

A trundle, a bundle, and what's inside,
Maybe it's a go-round that everyone can ri

A white and orange aeroplane
Against a cloudy sky,
Moving away into a world
Where people all can fly.
With coca cola on the moon
And all the seas gone dry,
And I said, Goodbye, goodbye.
A new world, a strange world,
A world I'll never know,
Where all the t

It was Pelican Island,
When the Bay was clean.
The birds on the flyway
Used to make the scene.
And the Rock was green.

Alcatraz,
We don't need that plastic jazz.
Give us the island the way it was
When the Indians had their day.
Who needs an Astrodome
I

All over ev'rything,
Kids all over ev'rything.
All over ev'rything,
Kids all over ev'rything.

School's out,
Hear them shout,
Pouring down the rain spout,
On the chairs,
On the stairs,
Kids all over ev'rywheres.

Kids in twos,
Kids in crews,
Bar

I'll go into my mind and close the door,
And you'll not bother me anymore.
You'll think that I'm here
But I'm off and gone,
I'm not with anyone,
I'm alone.

All alone in my quiet head,
Where there's trees and stars and a trundle bed,
And gentle music and ancient

I want to go to Andorra, Andorra, Andorra,
I want to go to Andorra, it's a place I adore,
They spent four dollars and ninety cents
On armaments and their defense,
Did you ever hear of such confidence?
Andorra, hip hurrah!

In the mountains of the Pyrenees
There's an

I understand that you collect antiques.
How about collecting me?
Those old time railroad engines,
They fill your heart with glee,
You've got the old nine-ninety-nine
Tattooed above your knee,
You wear a rowdy leather hat
And drive a car that squeaks.
I understan

Are you walking there for me?
Are you walking there for me?
When you go up to the courthouse
In the town of Albany.
When you're walking up to register,
A gun held at your face,
Are you walking in my place
To make me free.

Here I live in Happy Town
With my

Artichokes, hmm,
Artichokes, hmm,
Artichokes, hmm.

Down in Monterey the artichokes grow,
Towsey headed artichokes, row after row.
They grow in Monterey 'cause it's comfortable there,
They like the sandy bottom and the cool salt air.

Artichokes, hmm,
Artichoke

There's the Life Force, you know,
And it breaks you and mends you,
It shakes you and bends you,
It takes you and sends you,
The way that it wants you to go.
It's when you are young
And you're free and you're strong,
And then love comes along. I know.
I was o

Supreme Court sits in Washington
Every one a mother's son.
Women's fate is lost and won
Behind that heavy door.
The justices preside in noble ease,
None of them ever suffers pregnancies,
So they hand out decisions such as these:
Back alley abortions for the poor.

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I want to go back to the dream I was dreaming,
About the boy who wouldn't go away.
He just stood with me wherever I was,
Didn't hear what people tried to say.
He wasn't much for talking,
But his eyes were clear on me.
And I surely loved to find him there
Wherever I

Some day you're going to be sorry
For making me sleep in the yard.
I came to you right off of the road,
Hungry and cold and tired.
You fed me a bowl of your good soup,
And I didn't take that so hard,
But when it came night and the town got dark,
You made me sleep in

I never could do for my children,
Not even keep them alive, it seems;
Though they came of this small body,
And they built me all of my dreams.

And if you want to know why I'm for the union,
And walking this picket line,
It's the one best thing that I ever could do

She washed the clothes in the morning,
And hung them out to dry,
And there she saw the tawny-headed boy,
Who sang as he went by,

Here we go round the Beetle Bottle Bush,
The Beetle Bottle Beetle Bottle Bush, Bottle Bush,
Here we go round the Beetle Bottle Bush,
And

Did they wash you down the stair, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Did they wash you down the stair, charming Billy?
Yes, they washed me down the stair
And they rearranged my hair
With a club in the City Hall rotunda.

Were there pigeons in the square, Billy Boy, Billy Boy,
Were

Billy Bump Bump, come and get your dinner
Billy Bump Bump, dinner's in the pan.
Billy Bump Bump, come and get your dinner.
Come and get it while you can.

Billy Bump Bump, come and get your dinner
Billy Bump Bump, dinner's in the pot.
Billy Bump Bump, come and get your

Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes made of ticky tacky Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes all the same, There's a pink one and a green one And a blue one and a yellow one And they'