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As an 11 year old, I heard this song playing for the first time when I returned to the US on our way back East and we were in Seattle. I was on one of the upper floors of a hotel overlooking the city and Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountain Range across it on one of those occasional spectacularly clear beautiful blue sky days. It was inspiring. I've never forgotten that feeling.
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oh yeah there is something in the air 2012, but it is ok, the following years filled with peace and luv.
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Another great KSHE Klassic. This one was played on KSHE 95 years ago.
A great piece. Thanks for the post.
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Beautiful. Everything old is new again.
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There was alot more brutality and abuse by the government back then. There wasnt any video phones and all the social networks and if the media or press wasnt present, alot of things went down.And that provoked alot of protesters to get a little agressive too.But there was an awful lot of peaceful demonstrations too.. Against the war and for civil rights
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I love it!
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@musicfan088 I meant to say "There were some violent Anti-war protesters". I correct my error.
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@HSECMAN You must have been super high if you claim there where no violent protesters in the 1960s. IM SORRY but that's bullshit. The Anti-Vietnam protesters were violent. YOU can Youtube them and look for yourselves. Yes Vietnam was wrong the wrong place to be but do not try to rewrite history. YES I also understand police/national guard were deadly/brutal towards Anti-Vietnam war protesters.



@asimov13647 It's on.
Iconicologist 2 months ago 5
'We are the ones we have been waiting for' makes perfect sense to me, it's quite simply a call to stop looking for someone else to fix the problems. If you're another bitter 60's child who thinks there is no qualified social movement happening today, but at the same time is more worried about your retirement than what happens in the rest of society, go crawl in a hole.
johnharden66 3 weeks ago 2