Disarmament

Dan Bern

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    Well, you can't stop
    on the side of the highway no more
    to see if someone
    needs help

    You can't pick
    a hitchhiker up
    He might
    She might have a gun

    How could you send your kid
    to an American school now?
    I could not send my kid
    to an American school

    Well I can almost see you
    having a gun
    if you lived out, way out
    on the open range

    If there was no one, no one
    within 30 miles of you
    Mostly we live next to
    and right on top of each other

    Well back in 1933
    Einstein left Germany
    He knew what he was feeling
    And he wasn't feeling safe

    I wonder if he felt like his number
    could come up any time
    I wonder if he felt entered
    in some dark lottery

    It's no wonder
    we need so many drugs
    The mall on the edge of town
    has turned into Beirut

    I do not like
    anyone walking behind me
    And I do not want to get stopped
    by the cops for anything

    I'm talking disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    Talking disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    See, I do not want my politicians in my bed or in my house or house of God
    I don't care what they believe
    Or what they look like or who their daddy is
    And I do not care who a senator sucks or a president fucks at all

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    How many ads they got on TV
    What they did or did not do in the war
    See I'd rather kill the guns
    Then have to kill off my emotions

    I'm scared to speak my mind
    Or disagree
    Or even move
    I might get noticed

    Man, it's just no fun anymore
    The golden rule has changed
    Fire unto others
    before they fire unto you

    I don't need no more erection pills
    I don't need a million baldness cures
    Hell, these days to die in a car crash
    Is practically dignified

    What's the point of going to the health club
    building your body, pumping them weights?
    If a five-year-old can walk up
    and blow you away

    Hey governor
    Whatchyou doing about the guns?
    Hey candidate
    Whatchyou gonna do about the guns?

    I don't really want to die
    'cuz someone's pissed off at his girlfriend
    I don't want my kid to die
    'cuz someone didn't make the football team

    I don't care what John Rocker says
    The first amendment's good by me
    But the second one's outdated
    It's ashes ought to be burned and scattered

    We're talking disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    Talking disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    I write this from some highway rest stop
    Now I'm gonna go sleep in my van
    In America these days
    That makes me practically a hero

    I don't care what the top ten movies are
    I don't care who just won a million dollars
    I don't care what you think of abortion
    Though I think it's probably better to eat the egg than kill the chicken

    Hey senator
    Whatchyou gonna do about the guns?
    Hey Mrs. President
    Whatchyou gonna do about the guns?

    Hey Batman
    Whatchyou gonna do about the guns?
    Hey Superman
    Whatchyou gonna do about the guns?

    Hey Lone Ranger
    You ain't alone anymore
    Too many other rangers
    Time to turn in your gun

    Hey policeman
    Time to turn in your gun
    Hey everybody
    Time to turn in your gun

    England isn't coming
    We ain't holding off the Huns
    If you want to hunt the elk
    Check out a gun like you check out your bowling shoes

    See, I've heard all the arguments
    "We need the guns against the government"
    But the last time that I checked
    The government's supposed to be us

    And if that isn't true
    Let's have a revolution right now
    But if the government is us
    Let's get rid of all the guns

    People say it could never happen
    Well, that's what they said about Jim Crow
    The day he became president
    John F. Kennedy said "Let us begin"

    We need disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    Talking disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament
    Disarmament

    I used to live next to a nursery school
    Those kids screamed all day, every day
    I often dreamed about killing them
    I'm glad I didn't have a gun

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