| I heard about a man, who said that he found a plan
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| To end all the wars of man
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| But nobody cared
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| He asked them to drop their guns to come home and love someone
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| Watch corn in the morning sun
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| Plan children to bear
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| Since I was just a little boy I’ve been hearing tales of war
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| How if we don’t make men destroy every land outside our shore
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| How will they know we mean to fight?
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| For what is worth fighting for
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| I’ll never hold a gun for them against my brothers cross the sea
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| There’s so much work to do at home when the mind and soul are free
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| When will they send my brothers home so they can be free with me
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| You better end the war as quick as you can
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| There’s hunger in America we need every man
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| We’ve got ignorance, pollution and so much more
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| If there’s one thing we don’t need it’s your damn war
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| We ain’t gonna party no more, you went to war and you didn’t even tell us
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| We ain’t gonna party no more
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| We ain’t gonna party no more, you can’t hold up the flag and try to lie behind
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| it
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| We ain’t gonna party no more
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| Oh spacious skies for waves of grain once I pledge myself to you
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| I pledge to textbooks, dates and names and the dreams I thought came true
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| How can my daughter do the same?
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| For your red, white and blue
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| We ain’t gonna party no more
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| We ain’t gonna party no more
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| We ain’t gonna party no more
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| We ain’t gonna party no more |