Hey, Baby I just got back from town
where the bribes are paid
Honey, they turned my offer down
they say the deal's already made
So now Igotta stand and watch
while it all comes down
and the buzzards and the hawks
and the judges and the mob
circle around
Now if I were the queen of all the world
I would 90 in chains just to see you free
of the ropes that bind you
and the role you play
and the pride that hooks you
while the big ones get away
Love junkies wanna change the world:
it quickly stays the same
Money junkies hire all the smart ones
Power junkies run the game
One step at a time
Polarity Hill
If the bad guys don't get you Baby
then the good guys will
With angels on the take
and the gangsters in the yard
Hey don't the wars come easy
Hey don't the peace come hard
Now if I had a way to reach the sky
I'd grab that crescent moon
wield it like a knife
save you from the lies
From the ropes that bind you
and the role you play
and the game that hooks you
while the big ones get away
Acoustic guitar - Boo Henerdine
Percussion - Chris Birkett
Vocals and all other instruments - Buffy Sainte-Marie
Buffy Sainte-Marie, born Beverly Sainte-Marie, is a Canadian singer-songwriter and activist born in 1941. Considered an icon of folk and indigenous music, she gained international fame in the 1960s with songs like "Universal Soldier" and "Now That the Buffalo's Gone". Her music is characterized by lyrics that address war, racism, and social injustice. Sainte-Marie is also a painter and actress, and has received numerous awards, including an Oscar in 1969 for the song "Universal Soldier". Throughout her long career, she has collaborated with artists such as Janis Joplin and Bob Dylan. Some of her most important albums include "It's My Way" (1964) and "Many a Mile to Freedom" (1970).
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