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Wednesday, 23 November 2005
One Tin Soldier-
The Rest of the Story

Those, who after reading this post, might feel compelled to inform me that my thinking is perverted, may rest assured that opinion has been expressed to me in the past.

If they still feel that is a moral imperative they may knock themselves out.

One Tin Soldier also known as The Ballad of Billy Joe had a certain vogue once as a Peace Anti-War Song, whose message is, "Violence is Never the Answer".

I never understood that. I heard the song first time and my reaction was, since Time Immemorial Hill Tribes have usually held their own against Low Landers. If they had fought back, they might not have been butchered like Sheep.

Today we have those who genuinely believe that "Violence is Never the Answer". To the Evil in the World they are like Dodos. They would stand in total incomprehension, if someone came up with a club and bludgeoned them to death.

So if you have never heard, this song or if you have,listen to the Music, read the Lyrics and bear in mind.




"Those who choose not to live by the Sword, can still Die on them."


Listen children to a story

That was written long ago

'Bout a kingdom, on a mountain

And the valley folk below

On the mountain was a treasure

Buried deep beneath a stone

And the valley people swore

They'd have it for their very own


Go ahead and hate your neighbor

Go ahead and cheat a friend

Do it in the name of Heaven

You can justify it in the end

There wont be any trumpets blowing

Come the judgment day

On the bloody morning after who...

One tin soldier rides away


So the people of the valley

Sent a message up the hill

Asking for the buried treasure

Tons of gold for which they'd kill

Cam an answer from the kingdom

With our brothers we will share

All the secrets of our mountain

N' all the riches buried there


Now the valley cried in anger

Mount your horses

Draw your sword

And they killed the mountain people

So they won their just reward

Now they stood beside the treasure

On the mountain dark and red

Turn the stone and which beneath it

"Peace on Earth"

Was all it said


Go ahead and hate your neighbor

Go ahead and cheat a friend

Do it in the name of Heaven

You can justify it in the end

There wont be any trumpets blowing

Come the judgment day

On the bloody morning after who...

One tin soldier rides away


Go ahead and hate your neighbor

Go ahead and cheat a friend

Do it in the name of Heaven

You can justify it in the end

There wont be any trumpets blowing

Come the judgment day

On the bloody morning after who...

One tin soldier rides away


 


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