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Folded Flag
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A song about having a friend home from the war.
bass production songwriting pedalsteel guitar
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Klaus Caprani is an independent songwriter and musician. Mainly bassist, but plays various guitars such as slide and pedal-steel as well.
Klaus Caprani is a professional bass player, fretted and fretles, live and in the studio! Furthermore he writes and produces own material across different genres. See more at: http://www.klauscaprani.com/biosuk.htm
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Genre
Rock Folk Rock
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#13,278 today Peak #480
#724 in subgenre Peak #36
Author
Klaus Caprani
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Klaus Caprani
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October 26, 2009
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MP3 3.4 MB 128 kbps 3:44
Story behind the song
I wrote this song as I was booked to play at the 2009 peace-festival in Copenhagen. I didn't really have any "peace" or "protest" songs, so this was my first shot (no pun intended ;-) at something like that.
Lyrics
FOLDED FLAG (Klaus Caprani) So the wara019s part of history now and I see you again As the coffin emerges through the cargo-bay hatch of the giant C5 transport plane I remember the note that you wrote as the battlefield called How youa019d fight for democracy, freedom of speech I bet it was not like you thought Now your Dad gets this medal You posthumously earned And your sad little Sister and grieving old Mom gets a nice folded flag in return The suna019s setting behind the chapel the lighta019s fading fast Birds are singing sad songs in the forrest of headstones Of warriours lost in the past Now your comrades are forming a line of faces of stone In their eyes therea019s an absence of something I remember was there when they all were still home Now your Dad gets this medal You posthumously earned And your sad little Sister and grieving old Mom gets a nice folded flag in return There are causes that you can not join without coming to harm Was it worth all this pain and this fiery and final salute from your brothers in arms?
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