"Knock on the Door" a 1964 ode to Adolph Cuomo's Tracking and Tracing Corps

Phil Ochs released this song "Knock on the Door" in 1964. No doubt if Phil Ochs were alive today he would be protesting the tyranny of the left and world wide public health terrorist organizations, just as he protested the Soviet oppression even though he regarded himself as a Leftist. Phil was a victim of Big Pharma and the FBI back in 1976. This song from 1964 is even more relevant today when people calling themselves progressives are using Gestapo tactics to crush their opposition. Here's to you Adolph Cuomo and Heinrich De Blasio and your Tracking and Tracing "Corps".  May The Soul of Phil Ochs be Elevated and May his memory be a blessing. 

 

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In many a time, in many a land
With many a gun in many a hand
They came by the night, they came by the day
Came with their guns to take us away

With a knock on the door, knock on the door
Here they come to take one more, one more

Back in the days of the Roman Empire
They died by the cross and they died by the fire
In the stone coliseum, the crowd gave a roar
And it all began with that knock on the door

Just a knock on the door, knock on the door.
Here they come to take one more, one more

The years have all passed, we’ve reached modern times
The Nazis have come with their Nazi war crimes
Yes, the power was there, the power was found
Six million people have heard that same sound

That old knock on the door, knock on the door
Here they come to take one more, one more

Now there’s many new words and many new names
The banners have changed but the knock is the same
On the Soviet shores with right on their side
I wonder who knows how many have died

With their knock on the door, knock on the door
Here they come to take one more, one more

Look over the oceans, look over the lands
Look over the leaders with the blood on their hands
And open your eyes and see what they do
When they knock over their friend, they’re knocking for you

With their knock on the door, knock on the door
Here they come to take one more
With their knock on the door, knock on the door
Here they come to take one more, one more