PETE'S SONG [ to the tune "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" by Pete Seeger ]        "You've got to walk that lonesome valley         You've got to walk it by yourself         Ain't nobody else gonna walk it for you         You gotta walk it by yourself...      Where have all our heroes gone, long time passing?      Where have all our heroes gone, long time ago?      Where have all our heroes gone, since '68 there's scarce been one      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?      This land was made for you, long time passing      This land was made for me, long time ago      This land's for you and me, we must strive to keep it free      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?      Weave me the sunshine, long time passing      From the flood of Noah's time, long time ago      Freedom from oppression's reign, may our cup be full once again      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?      If I had a hammer from, long time passing      And if I had a bell from, long time ago      I'd sing a song of love and freedom, from Jerusalem and the gates of Eden      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?      There has been a time of war, long time passing      There has been a time of love, long time ago      Far too long there has been hate, we must have peace before it's too late      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?      To the true light turn, turn, turn      Oh, when will we ever learn?       ...And, You've got to walk that lonesome valley          You've got to walk it by yourself          Ain't nobody else gonna walk it for you          You gotta walk it by yourself " * Pete Seeger Biography      The Guacamole Fund Operation Respect       Public Domain Foundation *FootNote:  Based on the lyrics from the following songs performed by Pete Seeger:  "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" by Pete Seeger (1961); "Turn, Turn, Turn" adapted from Ecclesiastes by Pete Seeger (1954); "This Land Is Your Land" by Woody Guthrie (1956); "Weave Me The Sunshine" by Peter Yarrow (1972); "If I Had A Hammer" by Lee Hays & Pete Seeger (1949) and "Lonesome Valley", traditional.             Copyright © August 20th, 2003 by Richard Aberdeen. No part of this material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including printing, photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher and signed by the author.  Inquiries should be addressed to: The Aberdeen Foundation, Brothers / Sisters Productions, 292 Trails Circle, Nashville, TN 37214 or requested via email at email@AberdeenFoundation.org.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution -- Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced or utilized as often as one likes.