What do we want? Peace!
When do we want it? Now!
What do we want? Freedom!
When do we want it? Now!

Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Black, white, yellow, red
Copulate in a king-size bed
Black, white, yellow, red
Copulate in a king-size bed
Hell no! We won't go!
Hell no! We won't go!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!
Peace, now! Freedom, now!

Ain't got no grass
Can't take no trip
Ain't got no acid
Can't blow my mind
Ain't got no clothes
You're full of puss
Ain't got no pad
You're full of piss
Ain't got no apples
We got balls
Ain't got no knives
Can't cut you up
Ain't got no guns
We got bananas
Ain't got no garbage
White trash!
Ain't got no draft card
Burned it, burned it, burned it

Ain't got no earth
Ain't got no fun
Ain't got no bike
Ain't got no pimples
Ain't got no trees
Ain't got no air
Ain't got no water
City, banjo, toothpicks, shoelaces
Teachers, football, telephone, records
Doctor, brother, sister, uniforms
Machine guns, airplanes, germs
M-1 (bang bang bang)
M-2 (bang bang bang)
A bombs
H bombs
P bombs
Q bombs
Chinese, Czechs, Hindus, Bindus
Italianos, Polacks, Germans
Youse, Jews
Ups and downs

Vietnam, Johnson, high school, sex

Coffee, books, food, scissors, magazines, news, cigarettes

Hollywood, TV, Tuesday Weld, Burton-Taylor

Pop art, pop off, popcorn, popsicle

Andy Warpop, pop paper, pop up, popeye

Poppers, Napalm, England, outer space
Astronauts, Jesus
Air, air, air, air
Air, air, air


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