Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Dear Coach's Corner, artist - Propagandhi.
Date of issue: 20.05.2010
Song language: English
Dear Coach's Corner |
Dear Ron MacLean |
Dear Coach’s Corner |
I’m writing in order |
For someone to explain |
To my niece the distinction |
Between these mandatory pre-game group rites of submission |
And the rallies at Nuremberg |
Specifically the function |
The ritual serves in conjunction |
With what everybody knows |
Is in the end a kid’s game |
I’m just appealing to your sense of fair play |
When I say she’s puzzled by |
This incessant pressure for her to not defy |
Collective will yellow-ribboned lapels |
As the soldiers inexplicably rappel |
Down from the arena rafters |
If it not so insane |
They’ll be grounds for screaming laughter |
Dear Ron MacLean |
I wouldn’t bother with these questions |
If I didn’t sense some spiritual connection |
We may not be the same |
But it’s not like we’re from different planets |
We both love this game so much we can hardly fucking stand it |
Alberta-born and Prairie-raised |
Ain’t a sheet of ice north of Fargo I ain’t played |
Penhold to the Gatineau |
Every fond memory of childhood that I know |
somehow connected |
To the culture of |
This game; |
I just can’t let it go |
I guess it comes down to |
What kind of world you want to live in |
If diversity is disagreement |
Disagreement is treason |
Well don’t be surprised if we find ourselves reaping |
A strange and bitter fruit |
That sad old man beside you |
Keeps feeding to young minds as virtue |
It takes a village to raise a child |
A flag to raze the children |
Till they’re nothing more than ballasts for fulfilling |
A madman’s dream of a paradise |
Complexity reduced to black and white |
How do I |
Protect her from |
This cult of death? |