FUNKY COUNTRY ~ LYRICS and link
Play the tune and read the lyrics…fun song.
(you may have to copy and paste this into your browsers address
bar)
I think something
Is sounding funny
I hear a lot of funky
When I hear country
Maybe it’s because
everybody is smoking
And getting funky
In the country
We don’t do things the same around here
As most of you do at home
yeah
We have family recipes for our mash
And we smoke some sweet homegrown
It’s country
We like to do it country
In the country
Because that what this countries all about
Being country
Having freedom
From persecution
Yeah man
There’s lot of country in this country right now
And we would take it back,
but ya’ll never had it
and never will
We don’t relinquish our grip on anything to easily
Out in the country
Because we’re country
Out in the country
Having fun and getting funky
In the country
Out in the country
This is simply a musical parody with a fun country twist.
However, the real issue is relevant, and not meant to be
diluted lyrically, but rather shared in principle with a little country humor
thrown in…
The legalization of marijuana is a major political issue
today, finally!
…and you truly can hear it loud and clear all around…
and a whole bunch more in modern country music…crank it
up…you may not like it…but that is the reality of this issue gaining a massive
head of steam in politics after NORML has been actively been trying to legalize
marijuana now for over 40 years…
If you like this song…check out my other tune that goes
right along with this one…
It’s also a parody and a fun song…so crank up a couple and
have a laugh…but ponder the deeper implications as stated please.
Share these messages abroad so we can accomplish these goals
more quickly, and get onto even more important issues quickly.
We have wasted an incredible amount of time and money on
this issue that should be a simple no brainer.
We have a plant that does better for most patients then
anything man has ever created in a lab, and it can be grown at home when
legalized, and consumed in private at homes or the proper business
establishments.
Shall we continue to fund futile anti marijuana drug wars
and campaigns of all sorts, incarcerate non violent pot heads and waste time
and cash in our archaic, slow, and full of red tape, legal system…
…or can you think of somewhere else this money may be better
spent, like on our infrastructure, new technology, and rebuilding this great
dying nation…or we can continue to alienate the consensus and crush ourselves
further?
That song is called:
“LEAGALIZE WEED 2011” ~ and I will rename it each year and
re-release it until marijuana is at the very least legal for medicinal
purposes.
(you may have to copy and paste this into your browsers address
bar)
My second most widely read world wide blog posting is my
response to the legalization of marijuana to The Huffington Post, and brings up
enough thoughts to justify, in any rational and reasonable mind, that it should
be legalized.
Read it please if you agree, but especially if you do not.
(you may have to copy and paste
this into your browsers address bar)
We have been a closed minded country long enough.
Shall we let Aids and cancer patients and other who are
gravely ill and afflicted suffer more when marijuana help these patients to
live healthier more productive lives if they choose to smoke marijuana?
Would it lose its stigma in a “pill” form?
Shall we continue to pollute our sick bodies with
pharmacology? A sick science in most instances that supports the greed of far
too many and thwarts well being, and crushes many financially, with the promise
of hope, so often not found, and with
ridiculous side effects that are life changing forever, and in the wrong
direction?
Shall we imprison a man or woman because they possessed marijuana
for any reason?
Incarceration is very expensive per annum, and many many
folks are in jails in prisons for non violent marijuana related reasons that
our society has for too long looked down upon needlessly.
The onus of incarcerating prisoners is upon the taxpayer,
us, and that is our decision to make, not just a few men, We elect!
I believe in speaking out while I am alive, because when
your close to death with medical issues, it makes one think deeply, and search
for answers to survive, and I will and I will heal, as my Faith and friends and
family guide me with loving hands and thoughts, and opinions that can become
reality and fact.
I absolutely do not believe in releasing violent prisoners,
as they have no place in a beautiful society, until they are reformed.
On the other hand, who should be jailed for smoking a plant,
if they do nothing to anyone?
Steve Swygert
"rokkinroll"
of
MobiusTripz
All my songs stream free 24/7 @
www.mobiustripz.com
I enjoy and respond to emails and comments and welcome them
greatly.
Peace friends...if your a fan or not...your a friend.
Peace
