Chapter Five SUN COME UP [ a song, folk-rock ]                 Sun come up, sun go down                 This ol’ world keeps spinning ‘round                 Seem’s there’s nothin’ really new, under the sun                 Everything we do ’as already been done                 Sing yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah                 Sun go down, sun come up                 Pour me a drink from that wisdom cup                 Time of hate, time of war                 Seems like this path’s been crossed before                 Sing yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah                 Time of love, time of peace                 When is all the killin’ goin’ to cease?                 Seasons come and seasons go                 Seems we’re bound to reap just what we sow                 Sing yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah                 So many days and nights we've cried                 Haven't these solutions already been tried?                 Seem’s there’s nothin’ really new, under the sun                 Everything we do ’as already been done                 Sing yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah; yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah                 Yeah, yeah, yeah The Flying Hospital DEDICATED TO:  Roger McGuinn and The Byrds; "to everything there is a season". *FootNote:  Inspired by the The Byrds 1965 version of "Turn, Turn, Turn", by Pete Seeger (1954).  Tune and concept inspired by Prescott, Arizona folk singer David Whitley.  (See Season for more information about the important significance of "Turn, Turn, Turn".)             'Click Here' To Purchase This Book 'Click Here to eMail the Author Copyright © August 20th, 2003 by Richard Aberdeen. 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 Records or requested via eMail.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution - Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced as often as one likes.