Song Description
It's a twisted little song that is NOT about terrorists, in the style of Leon Redbone.
Song Length |
2:40 |
Genre |
Folk - Rural, Blues - Rural |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Mood |
Jovial |
Subject |
General |
Language |
English |
Era |
1920 - 1929 |
Lyrics
I was feelin' like I needed a change when I took my clothes to the laundermat. Taped there on the front door was a flyer that I hadn't read (it said) come for the politics, stay for the coffee, if you believe our philosophy we're the Upper Midwest Terrorist Society and Sewing Bee.
There's Kate she's over on the sofa reading Whole Earth Catalog. Margaret's on her laptop writing updates to her blog. She's organizing a demonstration at a private university for the Upper Midwest Terrorist Society and Sewing Bee.
Jane reads books by Abbie Hoffman. She says that he gives her hope. Her garden shed is filled with paint and fertilizer and naphtha soap (she reads) sci-fi and philosophy, got her degree in chemistry for the Upper Midwest Terrorist Society and Sewing Bee.
Barbara is the only one who'll talk to republicans (she's a) mother of three and a minister's wife and a GLBT certified lesbian. She body-slammed three cops last week at a rally for Terrorosts for World Peace (she's a) founding member of the UMTSand SB.
We're the Upper Midwest Terrorist Society and Sewing Bee we're the friendly neighbors down the street who lead the way to anarchy. The FBI says officially that we're not on their radar screen we're the Upper Midwest Terrorist Society and Sewing Bee