Jefferson Airplane - Flowers of the night

^DPaine and Pierce and Robespierre, ^GJuarez and ^DDanton, ^DLuther, King and Lumumba ^Gdead but far from ^Dgone ^CLenin, Cleaver, ^GJesus too, ^Coutlaws in their ^Gnations, ^CRevolution^Garies all, ^Ddreamed of liberation ^DGod is up in heaven his ^Cagents here on ^Gearth ^DThe church has said that this man rules, he's ^Cbest because of ^Gbirth. ^AmBut what's that noise down ^Gin the street, ^Cwho dares to shout and ^Gsing? ^CWith all his courtiers ^Gat his side, ^Dwho dares to touch the king? ^DOld man get some soldiers, ^Ckeep them close at ^Dhand ^DThere's a fire in the country, there's a ^Cflame come to the ^Gland ^CSeven thousand ^Gloyal troops, in ^Cranks they stretch so ^Gfar ^CWith seven thousand ^Gwell armed men, ^Dno one can touch the czar. ^DLouis watch the prisons, ^Csend the goons ^Garound ^DIs that Paris burning, is the ^CBastille falling ^Gdown? ^CAnd where are all the ^Gmercenaries - ^Cpaid for by the ^Gking? ^CHave they joined the ^Gmob you say, doesn't ^Dmoney mean anything? ^DOld men get some soldiers, ^Ckeep them close at ^Ghand, ^DThe seeds that were sown yesterday now ^Cflower in the ^Gland And ^Cguard yourself most ^Gcarefully with ^Cmilitary ^Gmight. For ^Cplants that cannot ^Gbloom by day must ^Dflower in the night.