A Hymn to Human Bombs
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I noticed that some of the songs at the peace rallies were religious,
so this one goes out to all the religious people in the peace movement.
It is a remake of the old hymn [Nearer My God to Thee], updated to
honour the Palestinians and others who have willingly given their lives
in the struggle.
Nearer, my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee
Even though it be a bomb
That raiseth me
My life I give to thee
Palestine's liberty
Nearer my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee
Though on a crowded bus
I'm outward bound
Soon all my body parts
Will be scattered 'round
Intact my soul shall be
From bondage finally free
Nearer my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee
--Kevin Walsh
Onward Hireling Army
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This song is a blatant remake of Lord Haw Haw's 1939 song entitled
[Onward Conscript Army] and sung to the tune of [Onward Christian
Soldiers]. I thought I'd change the name to [Onward Hireling Army],
since the USA does not YET have conscription. Some alterations have
also been made to reflect the cosmetic differences between now and
1939.
Onward hireling army
You have naught to fear
Dubya and Dick Cheney
Will lead you from the rear
With the heavy burden
Globalism's pie
Fight for Yiddish conquest
Why let Israel die?
Onward hireling army
Marching on to war
Fight and die for Jewry
As you did before
You must fight for Israel
Infantry and tanks
For your benefactors
International banks
To place again the Arabs
Beneath the Jewish star
Onward toward the shambles
Goy-killers that you are
Who has defied Jewry
Will be at war again
Onward toward the slaugher
For the Hebrews' gain
Driven toward the shambles
Like a flock of sheep
By lying propaganda
To line their pockets deep
For the Trade Center's wreckage
You must fight and die
That multinational corporate signs
May still light up our sky
From the UN Sanctions
Two million kids did fall
The Jewish reign of terror
May hold us all in thrall
--Kevin Walsh
September Martyrs
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My experience with anti-war protests of both the 1991 war and the
current wars has been that the songs used are largely recycled from the
1960s. I'm no composer, but I have some small talent for fitting new
lyrics to existing melodies. This first number is based on Julia Ward
Howe's 1861 hit [John Brown's Body] in both music and inspiration for
the lyrics. I was reminded of the similarities of incidents described
in her song and events of 11 September 2001. In both cases, 19 people
gave their lives fighting for freedom, but rather than call it
[Mohammed Atta's Ashes], I thought [September Martyrs] would be more
appropriate:
They captured four great airliners
With 19 men so true
They frightened all the Zionists
Till they trembled through and through
As terrorists were branded
By the lackeys of the Jew
Their cause is marching on
Glory to September's martyrs
Glory to the holy martyrs
Glory to the 19 martyrs
Their cause is marching on
The 19 martyrs died to set Palestine free
The 19 martyrs died to set Palestine free
The 19 martyrs died to set Palestine free
From the Jordan to the sea
Glory to September's martyrs
Glory to the holy martyrs
Glory to the 19 martyrs
From the Jordan to the sea
We'll show the AIPAC traitors that our nation's not for sale
We'll show those Jewish traitors that our nation's not for sale
The Yids who bribe our congressmen will rot inside a jail
Their cause is ours as well
Glory to September's martyrs
Glory to the holy martyrs
Glory to the 19 martyrs
Their cause is ours as well
The true axis of evil will be broken at both ends
From New York to Jerusalem
The ghetto will not win
In concentration camps they'll answer for their every sin
The ghetto will not win
Glory glory haleluiyah
Ariel Sharon thinks he's our ruler
But we'll go to his door
With a loaded .44
And Jew-boy won't rule no more
--Kevin Walsh
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