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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/15/24 07:08 PM
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https://soundcloud.com/artwhimsical...th-1969-by-ngvar-tautra-m-f-blowers-iiiiOn December 1, 1969 the Selective Service System of the United States conducted two draft lotteries to choose the order of call to military service in the Vietnam War for men born from January 1, 1944 to December 31, 1950. These lotteries occurred during a period of conscription in the United States that lasted from 1947 to 1973. It was the first time a lottery system had been used to select men for military service since 1942.- I am sure some of them were at Woodstock and they only found their peace in shallow jungle graves.Summer Sheep Meadows \\\///~August 15th, 1969~\\\///I remember my Woodstock days though some of it’s still foggy from that haze of hemp and its strong skunk stench plus other highs that left me groggy. Just seventeen in those fields of green at a farm that they called Yasgurs among a half a million I stood sheepishly A flower child in his dairy cow pastures. We were all like sheep shaggy and unkempt living on a grass-based diet snug in blankets of wool cause the nights got cool where we loved everyone unbiased. All herded together, from society shorn to the straights, we all were strange, shockers celebrating the music in a world left war-torn of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker. I was on the lam, I’d run away from home cause my life there was a total bummer they castrated my dreams and the music I played so I found paradise that Summer Sharing a brief escape from the boring Norms with tickets made of acid blotter escaping the draft and its bone-chilling storms that sent young dreamers off to be fodder that sent young dreamers off to be fodder. Yet sadly so many young men who returned would be sent off to government slaughter in one of it’s greatest bungles in Vietnam’s jungles leaving many grieving parent's eyes watered. They traded Woodstock’s sweet peace for the wood stock’s of a rifle in a long fight for survival. and 58,000 men’s lives would cease in a conflict that wound up with just retreat just retreat....... But some folks up near Yasgurs famous farm in New York Have observed some strange sightings that they seldom report the spirits of soldiers gather late for three nights in the midst of those fields where they once found delight. Celebrating sweet peace before they all were lost fighting for the same damn thing at a terrible cost, and the spirits of Hendrix Janis Joplin and Cocker Play a much smaller concert for these lambs to the slaughter for these lambs to the slaughter for these lambs to the slaughter.... that ends before sunrise at a most haunting time from August 15th to the 18th just like in 1969……. just like in 1969 “Godspeed my brothers Godspeed, Peace to you and yours forever……” Phenomenal music by- Ingvar Tautra-©-2020 Lyrics & vocals by- Matthew Frederick Blowers III- ©-2020
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