Links:
Day 1 (The Inauguration) - "Hands" - Jewel
Day 2 (The Million Woman March) - "Testimony" by Ferron, sung by Marcelle Davies Lashley
Day 3 - "Ruins" - by Cat Stevens
Day 4 - "Eve of Destruction" (1964) - by P. F. Sloan performed by Barry McGuire
Day 5 - "Hypersensive Jester" - by Denny Guy
Day 6 - "Teresa" - by John Stewart
Day 7 - "Black Boys on Mopeds" by Sinéad O'Connor
Day 8 - "Burn, Baby, Burn" - by Bruce Cockburn
Day 9 - "Black Day in July" - by Gordon Lightfoot
Day 10 - "Democracy is Coming" - Leonard Cohen
Day 11 - "First We Take Manhattan" - Leonard Cohen
Day 12 - "Cactus" - Ferron
Day 13 - "The Last Hurrah" - John Stewart
Day 14 - "Mother" - Pink Floyd
Day 15 - "Barrett's Privateers" - Stan Rogers
Day 16 - "Peter's Dream" - Lennie Gallant
Day 17 - "Boy from the Country" - Michael Martin Murphy
Day 18 - "Paradise" - John Prine
Day 19 - "Sailing to Philadelphia" - by Mark Knopfler, sung by Passenger, The Once and Stu Larsen
Day 20 - "O Lucky Man!" - by Alan Price
Day 21 - "Sister Mercy" - by John Stewart
Day 22 - "Take a Walk on the Wild Side" - by Lou Reed
Day 23 - "Fields of Gold" - by Sting, sung by Eva Cassidy
Day 24 - "Amazing Grace" - by John Newton, sung by Susan Aglukark
Day 25 - "Hurricane" by Bob Dylan
Day 26 - "Time After Time" - by Cindi Lauper and Rob Hyman, sung by Eva Cassidy
Day 27 - "Peace Will Come" by Tom Paxton, sung by Melanie Safka
Day 28 - "Sorry, Africa" by Tony Bird
Day 29 - "Bonny Portmore", performed by Loreena McKennitt
Day 30 - "More than Likely" by Lenny Gallant and Chris LeDrew
Day 31 - "Pacing the Cage" by Bruce Cockburn
Day 32 - "Señor" by Bob Dylan, sung by Diva de Lai
Day 33- "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" by Phil Ochs
DailyKos Links for Resistance Songs
These are the titles and links to the songs and verses featured
in the “Song for Day x of a 4 Year Funeral” series that began with the
2017 inauguration. Feel free to bookmark this page and to include your
friends on social media.
Song for Day 1 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Hands" - Jewel
Song for Day 2 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Testimony" by Ferron, sung by Marcelle Davies Lashley
Song for Day 3 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Ruins" by Cat Stevens
Song for Day 4 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Eve of Destruction" (1964) by P. F. Sloan performed by Barry McGuire
Song for Day 5 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Hypersensitive Jester" - by Denny Guy
Song for Day 6 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Teresa" - by John Stewart
Song for Day 7 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Black Boys on Mopeds" - by Sinéad O'Connor
Song for Day 8 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Burn, Baby, Burn" - by Bruce Cockburn
Song for Day 9 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Black Day in July" - by Gordon Lightfoot
Song for Day 10 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Democracy is Coming" - Leonard Cohen
Song for Day 11 of a 4 Year Funeral - "First We Take Manhattan" - Leonard Cohen
Song for Day 12 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Cactus" - Ferron
Song for Day 13 of a 4 Year Funeral - "The Last Hurrah" by John Stewart
Song for Day 14 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Mother" by Pink Floyd
Song for Day 15 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Barrett's Privateers" - by Stan Rogers
Song for Day 16 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Peter's Dream" - Lennie Gallant
Song for Day 17 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Boy from the Country" - Michael Martin Murphy
Song for Day 18 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Paradise" - John Prine
Song for Day 19 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Sailing to Philadelphia" by Mark Knopfler, sung by Passenger,
Song for Day 20 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Oh, Lucky Man" by Alan Price
Song for Day 21 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Sister Mercy" by John Stewart
Song for Day 22 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Take a Walk On the Wild Side" by Lou Reed
Song for Day 23 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Fields of Gold" by Sting, sung by Eva Cassidy
Song for Day 24 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Amazing Grace" by John Newton
Song for Day 25 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Hurricane" by Bob Dylan
Song for Day 26 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Time After Time" by Cindi Lauper and Rob Hyman, sung by Eva
Song for Day 27 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Peace Will Come" by Melanie
Song for Day 28 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Sorry, Africa" by Tony Bird
Song for Day 29 of a 4 Year Funeral - Loreena McKennitt's "Bonny Portmore"
Song for Day 30 of a 4 Year Funeral - "More than Likely" by Lenny Gallant and Chris LeDrew
Song for Day 31 of a 4 Year Funeral - "Pacing the Cage" by Bruce Cockburn
Song for Day 32 - "Señor" by Bob Dylan, sung by Diva de Lai
Song for Day 33 - "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" by Phil Ochs
Showing posts with label Hypersensitive Jester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hypersensitive Jester. Show all posts
Friday, February 3, 2017
Links: Songs for a 4 Year Funeral
Labels:
Cat Stevens,
et cetera,
Eve of Destruction,
Ferron,
Hands,
Hypersensitive Jester,
Jewel,
John Stewart,
P.F. Sloan,
Ruins,
Teresa,
Testimony
Monday, January 23, 2017
A Song for Day 5 of a 4 Year Funeral
Day 5 - "Hypersensitive Jester" - by Denny Guy
If there is a better moniker for Trump than "Hypersensitive Jester" we haven't heard it. (For that matter, "Tinkertoy Town" seems entirely appropriate for Washington.)
Bill Maher Highlights Extent Of Opioid Abuse In Donald Trump-Voting States: "Did you know that of the 14 states with the highest number of painkiller prescriptions per person, they all went for Trump?"
The rescue of today's tune from obscurity is a story in itself. The creator of the video reports:
"I bought this album, 'Introducing Denny Guy' (1972) for 25 cents in a bargain bin 40 years ago, knowing nothing about it or the songwriter. "Hypersensitive Jester" earwormed around in my skull all that time, so I cyber-tracked Denny Guy down to his boat out on the Pacific. He gave me a clean sound file and permission to create and post this video."
Lyrics:
He's a hypersensitive jester
with his axe of a magical brown,
and the name of the game
was filling the vein
with the junk of a Tinkertoy town.
Now stuff runs thicker than water--
at least, that's what he's told--
and the clouds in his mind
are the sign of the times
of the times that make young men old.
He'll chance romance, he'll enhance you.
Then he'll ask you: "Roll up your sleeve."
Give a kiss to your arm
with his patented charm
to put men to your suffering and greed.
But a kiss, it doesn't last for a lifetime
and besides, it's not always around
but the hypersensitive jester
can be found in the Tinkertoy town.
Links:
Day 1 (The Inauguration) - "Hands" - Jewel
Day 2 (The Million Woman March) - "Testimony" by Ferron, sung by Marcelle Davies Lashley
Day 3 - "Ruins" - by Cat Stevens
Day 4 - "Eve of Destruction" (1964) - by P. F. Sloan performed by Barry McGuire
Day 5 - "Hypersensive Jester" - by Denny Guy
Day 6 - "Teresa" - by John Stewart
Day 7 - "Black Boys on Mopeds" by Sinéad O'Connor
Day 8 - "Burn, Baby, Burn" - by Bruce Cockburn
Day 9 - "Black Day in July" - by Gordon Lightfoot
Day 10 - "Democracy is Coming" - Leonard Cohen
If there is a better moniker for Trump than "Hypersensitive Jester" we haven't heard it. (For that matter, "Tinkertoy Town" seems entirely appropriate for Washington.)
Bill Maher Highlights Extent Of Opioid Abuse In Donald Trump-Voting States: "Did you know that of the 14 states with the highest number of painkiller prescriptions per person, they all went for Trump?"
The rescue of today's tune from obscurity is a story in itself. The creator of the video reports:
"I bought this album, 'Introducing Denny Guy' (1972) for 25 cents in a bargain bin 40 years ago, knowing nothing about it or the songwriter. "Hypersensitive Jester" earwormed around in my skull all that time, so I cyber-tracked Denny Guy down to his boat out on the Pacific. He gave me a clean sound file and permission to create and post this video."
Lyrics:
He's a hypersensitive jester
with his axe of a magical brown,
and the name of the game
was filling the vein
with the junk of a Tinkertoy town.
Now stuff runs thicker than water--
at least, that's what he's told--
and the clouds in his mind
are the sign of the times
of the times that make young men old.
He'll chance romance, he'll enhance you.
Then he'll ask you: "Roll up your sleeve."
Give a kiss to your arm
with his patented charm
to put men to your suffering and greed.
But a kiss, it doesn't last for a lifetime
and besides, it's not always around
but the hypersensitive jester
can be found in the Tinkertoy town.
Links:
Day 1 (The Inauguration) - "Hands" - Jewel
Day 2 (The Million Woman March) - "Testimony" by Ferron, sung by Marcelle Davies Lashley
Day 3 - "Ruins" - by Cat Stevens
Day 4 - "Eve of Destruction" (1964) - by P. F. Sloan performed by Barry McGuire
Day 5 - "Hypersensive Jester" - by Denny Guy
Day 6 - "Teresa" - by John Stewart
Day 7 - "Black Boys on Mopeds" by Sinéad O'Connor
Day 8 - "Burn, Baby, Burn" - by Bruce Cockburn
Day 9 - "Black Day in July" - by Gordon Lightfoot
Day 10 - "Democracy is Coming" - Leonard Cohen
Labels:
Denny Guy,
Donald Trump,
Hypersensitive Jester
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