GONE WITH THE WIND [ country/folk-rock ]       Heard ‘em say, “Get the wetback       Shoot to kill, ask no questions"       Idle hands, swift to mischief       Public patrol, guns a blazin’       From the hills of Mendocino       To fresh groves near Miami       Break our backs where you don’t want to       Tomatoes, grapes, strawberries       Don’t cry ‘bout where I’m goin’       Don’t ask me where I’ve been       Breezes of change are blowin’       Here today, gone with the wind       If all our exploited families       Went on home to Mexico       It'd ruin state economies       In the fields only weeds’d grow       From the dust of Oklahoma       Burnin' desert in Arizona       Sonoma vines of California       Fields of plenty, hands empty       No, don’t cry ‘bout where I’m goin’       Don’t ask me where I’ve been       Breezes of change are blowin’       Here today, gone with the wind       Hey, they call me Woody Guthrie       I went roamin’, an' I went ramblin’       ‘Cross a land made for you and me       Golden valleys, shinin’ ocean       The grapes of wrath are growin’       Here today, gone with the wind       Here today, gone, gone with the wind       You know, the lion an' the lamb       Gonna lay down together in a promised land       An’ the lyin’ leaders of Babylon’s whore       Ain’t gonna study war no more       Gonna bow to the sick an’ poor       Ain’t gonna study war no more * * Loosely based on works by Woody Guthrie, Margaret Mitchell, John Steinbeck, Bob Dylan and Isaiah, prophet of Peace and Goodwill.             Copyright © by Richard Aberdeen ASCAP Copyright © by Freedom Tracks Music ASCAP No part of this material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including printing, photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher and signed by the author.  Inquiries: Freedom Tracks Music ~ Records, 292 Trails Circle, Nashville, TN 37214 or requested via eMail.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution -- Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced or utilized as often as one likes.