文本歌词

Thoughts On The Flag - Tommy Cash/Johnny Cash (约翰尼·卡什)/George Jones (乔治·琼斯)/Tom T. Hall
Brother they tell me that
You've burned your flag and your flagness
And you didn't like Merle Haggard songs
So I guess you're hagless
But I'm not too sure that burning
A cloth is a crime
I know you've burned your flag but
I'm sure glad you couldn't burn mine
My flag it flies in my heart
And it flies in my mind
It's not just too ragged it came off
Of an aembly line
Each man must think what he thinks
And must live in his time
I know you've burned your flag but
I'm sure glad you couldn't burn mine
The American flag is a symbol of freedom
Of choice
Raisin' a flag is the same as raisin'
Your voice
A freak or a preacher they all have
The right to be hurt
No you can't burn my song
'Cause the song is just music and words
Words are
My flag it flies in my heart
And it flies in my mind
It's not just too ragged it came off
Of an aembly line
Each man must think what he thinks
And must live in his time
I know you've burned your flag but
I'm sure glad you couldn't burn mine
It's funny that burning
The symbol could call such a flat
All of the wars that
We fought have been about that
We'll fly the flag so high that
It's out of your reach
And why we're about it
We might burn the freedom of speech
My flag it flies in my heart
And it flies in my mind
It's not just too ragged it came off
Of an aembly line
Each man must think what he thinks
And must live in his time
I know you've burned your flag but
I'm sure glad you couldn't burn mine
I know you've burned your flag but
I'm sure glad you couldn't burn mine
The Tommy's Johnny's George's and Tom's