Walter Greiner

Just like John Lennon said: just gimme some truth

Jim Crow hung a boy for whistling at a girl, said he knew that it was right by the flag that he twirled
Hatred wears a hood, for it cannot reveal its face, when dignity is gone Injustice takes its place
Make America great, a catch phrase of blind deceit, when one is better than the other, we all become the least
Fold up the flag of anger, drive your station wagon home, end this nightmarish vacation, hang up the phone
All were made by God, none better than the next, don't be deceived by lies and the lack of self-respect
We've seen Wooden Crosses burning, the shouting of hooded man, the flames of hate burning, as they burn the children of the Mother's Land
They hung a boy then burned him, cut off his feet and hands, poked out his eyes with a sharp stick, then laughed so merrily, such dark evil in the hearts of man

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Walter Greiner | Yellow Pine An original folk song from the 6-String Hillbilly Poet. ...

Was a good Birthday, a big thank you to everyone who has wished me a happy birthday today. 🎈

Today I turned 73 years old. Or young depending on how you look at it. When I was younger I never thought that I would get this old. I was fairly Wild. But I am very grateful for the years that I have been given. 🙏 I hope to accomplish more in the future.

I believe this to be a nearly exceptional recording, not because I did it, but the Songs came out in the right way

BL-19 Walter Greiner - "Life on the Mississippi" — Blue Lotus Recordings Although the “Hillbilly Poet” has released 3 full-length albums from his “Mountain Series”, this is his debut studio album. “From my father’s house straight out of my mother’s arms, on the banks of the Mississippi I was born. A flower, a pendant and a charm, prayers sung by those w/out...