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Uploaded by on Apr 10, 2008

John and Raven Smith of Quartermoon perform "Tools of War" with the Fugitives during the Farm to Family February 16th 2008 Show.

This song was inspired by a true account from a soldier returning from Iraq.

The Fugitives:
Ned Stewart
Mike Boulware
John Smith
John Alexander
Steve Brunson

John and Raven Smith (QuarterMoon) will be performing at the Toobstock MusicFest April 19, 2008
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Live performance Sound, Mix and Effects" by:
Don from Farm2Family
http://www.youtube.com/Farm2Family

Video and Editing by:
Christine Noland
http://www.youtube.com/Christine66




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  • RadioArcher,

    From one civil servant to another, get over yourself. You sound ignorant. You know nothing about this man, and the things he has done in his life. You don't have to like the song, but don't attack the artist personally. He IS a man of HONOR! Contrary to what you may think, he served our country too. He knows of duty! In addition, if you are going to attempt to debate, do it with at least half of a brain. Learn to spell! You make me embarrassed to be a civil servant!

  • I expected this and it's your right to express your opinion. You may be getting good care, but over 25,000 vets have had their benefits cut due to "pre-existing mental conditions". The Army also has an estimate of 1,000 suicides and/or attempts per month. You call me a pacifist. No, Jesus was a pacifist. He would turn the other cheek. I won't. I'll fight to the death for my family and American soil. As a vet, I do know duty, honor and country. Dissent is a necessary form of patriotism.

  • Im an Iraq vetran and I found your song very distastefull. I can tell you a pacifist and no nothing of duty, honor, county, and from the looks of your age I bet your life motto before the end of the cold war was better RED THAN DEAD. See i did patrols went house to house, got shot at and blowed up. Came home 70 percent disabled from an IED blast. Ive been very well taken care of thank you very much. See I have a family that is very important to me and feel there safty is worth my risk.

  • That's good. That is the intention. Thanks for listening. Raven/Quartermoon

  • Way to go guys. This one gave me chills.

  • Thanks, Annie. It was a great time, wasn't it? You'll have to come back sometime.

    Peace,

    Raven

  • I Love this Song! Missing you all~ *****

  • great song.

    the way its been interpreted at Tobstock (as posted by annmoose) is my favourite !

  • WOW UNCLE JOHN!!!

    YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!

    And I am so proud of you, awesome song.

    The whole fam is proud too.

    Love you lots and all my support!!

    Chels

  • I love the song, dad. You know we don't always agree politically, but, you rock! I'm proud of you for writing songs again. They're always awesome. Keep up the good work!

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