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Freddie

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5. "You can bury your dead, but don't leave a trace

Reply to John Fante (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 28, 2020, 08:22 PM

Jun 2020

Hate your next door neighbor
But don’t forget to say grace”

I was a little kid then and this song stuck in my brain. My 30 year old son asks what the 60s were really like, this sums it up pretty well.

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Song from the 60s...Berry McGuire, "Eve of Distruction" ...Yes, I heard this in college. [View all] Stuart G Jun 2020 OP

Amazingly enough......... MyOwnPeace Jun 2020 #1

Also formerly a member of the New Christie Minstrals rsdsharp Jun 2020 #3

Great song, extraordinary lyrics. John Fante Jun 2020 #2

"You can bury your dead, but don't leave a trace Freddie Jun 2020 #5

yes i heard it in college as well.... samnsara Jun 2020 #4

The more things change... czarjak Jun 2020 #6