Lyrics:

Hello to all friends of the draft-resistance-revolution in America,
good evening, I hope it stops raining,
One thing about the draft resistance
that's different from other movements and revolutions
in this country is that we have no enemies,
it's one of the beautiful things about that
to show that our hearts are on the right place
and sing a song for the governor of California…Mr Ronald Reagan…'z'a'…!

He's a drug store truck drivin' man
He's the head of the Ku Klux Klan
When summer comes rollin' around
We'll be lucky to get out of town

He's been like a father to me
He's like the only DJ you can hear after three
And I'm an all night singer in a country band
And if he don't like me he don't understand
Chorus

He's got him a house on the hill
And he can play country records till you've had your fill
And he's a law man's friend he's an all night DJ
Sure don't think much like the records he plays
Chorus

He don't like resistance I know
And he said it last night on a big TV show
He's got him a medal that he won in the war
Weighs 500 pounds and it sleeps by the door

Well, he don't like the young folks I know
He told me one night on his radio show
He's got him a medal he won in the War
It weighs five-hundred pounds and it sleeps on his floor

[Joan Baez] …and we would like to dedicate this verse to the governor of California…Mr Ronald Reagan…'z'a'…!