A Good Question

…from OlegVolk.

The Question

You wish to take our guns
Very well, you may wish away
But would you really dare
To do the taking yourself?

Whom would you send in your place
To do the perilous deed
Some cop who has wife and kids
Or soldiers with tanks in the lead?

Would you slaughter your countrymen
To fight the menace of guns
That stand inertly in safes
Threatening no one

Would you risk your life for the cause
Or put other people at risk
You, the noble crusader
For safety, quiet and peace

Leslie Fish – Lock & Load

I’ve been listening to this CD now for the last few days and I’m glad I got it. I highly recommend it to everyone as well. Keep in mind it is Folk/Filk music, so if that’s not your thing…

As might be guessed by the title of the CD, this album is very pro 2nd Amendment.

If you get it, pay close attention to the lyrics as there is a definite message there.

As for music, I’d have to say “Poor Man’s Weapon” is the most listenable and accessible, while “Flight 93″ makes me very sad every time I listen to it.

Last but not least, Oleg Volk did the photography and layout for the cover art, which is exceptional.

Track Listing

• Lock and Load 4:14
• They Were Having A Sale At the Gun Store (Fish, arr. Blake Hodgetts) 4:29
• Vigilante 3:56
• The Sheep Look Back 2:02
• Poor Man’s Weapon 4:28
• PGP 2:12
• No High Ground 4:42
• The Weapon Shops Of Isher 2:13
• The Old Issue (Kipling/Fish & M.Creasey, arr. Fish) 5:48
• Free Fire Zone (Garry Siler) 3:22
• Devil-Devil 3:38
• We Did It To Ourselves (Bethancourt) 4:51
• Gamer 3:47
• Eyewitness (Keller/Fish) 2:02
• Me and My 30-06 (Bethancourt) 3:22
• Flight 93 6:30 ( MP3 FULL SONG)
• Once to Every Man and Nation (James Russell Lowell, 1845/Thomas Williams ["Ebenezer"], 1890) 3:30