Flag Store Man
by @pianoquest
Liner Notes
Reflecting on Independence Day in the US, I wrote this fragment (just a chorus) of a Dylanesque protest song. The song should have some poetic verses about innocence and the loss thereof, but right now this is all I have. #acousticguitar #protest #fragment
Lyrics
Hey, Mister Flag Store Man Don’t you have a flag for me A flag that I can wave around With sentimental pride? I don’t mean to complain, But all these flags are torn and stained, And every time I pick one up, It feels like something died. And every time I pick one up, It feels like something died.
Comments
Please let me know if you add to this one! Yes, indeed - classic man-with-guitar protest.
Well to me you've got some nostalgic sounding tune with a prose that sounds like some messed up children's story so I say that's a good start, maybe not what you wanted to go for but I don't know that.
Kind of reminds me of TMBG with the unexpected turns and commentary. The flag is timely, of course, but by implication, similar complaints could apply to whole categories of things.