DREAMING OF FEAR
Cross the Red Bridge to some thirty years ago,
Find yourself in Haight and Ashbury
Your dreams in a foggy mist of Merlot.
The land is prime for little towns
Invaded by Homeland Security
Invaded by unwanted pounds.
When did this dream become a nightmare?
When dusty roads grew asphalt
And grassy knolls grew telephone poles
When leaders were charged with assault.
Fry me some freedom
And serve it on a plate of gold;
Roll the blackout, you may need them
In case of noxious gas or Taliban,
Maybe a nuclear holocaust,
Maybe a fatal tan.
When did this dream become a nightmare?
When dusty roads grew asphalt
And grassy knolls grew telephone poles
When leaders were charged with assault.
Cross the Red Bridge to some thirty years ago,
Find yourself in Haight and Ashbury
Your dreams in a foggy mist of Merlot.
The land is prime for little towns
Invaded by Homeland Security
Invaded by unwanted pounds.
When did this dream become a nightmare?
When dusty roads grew asphalt
And grassy knolls grew telephone poles
When leaders were charged with assault.
Fry me some freedom
And serve it on a plate of gold;
Roll the blackout, you may need them
In case of noxious gas or Taliban,
Maybe a nuclear holocaust,
Maybe a fatal tan.
When did this dream become a nightmare?
When dusty roads grew asphalt
And grassy knolls grew telephone poles
When leaders were charged with assault.
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