In a song of this name, the singer warns the listeners that "sitting on the fence, that's a dangerous course" because "you could even catch a bullet from the peace-keeping force," and in the last verse, advises mothers to lock up their daughters.
In a song of this name, the singer warns the listeners that "sitting on the fence, that's a dangerous course" because "you could even catch a bullet from the peace-keeping force," and in the last verse, advises mothers to lock up their daughters. That song is found on an album which contains such tracks as "News" and "Single-Handed Sailor," while a recent album of this name contains the single "Suburban Knights" and was the follow up to 2005's Stars of CCTV. More famous is the film of this name, in which Henry Fonda as the villain Frank squares off against Harmonica, played by Charles Bronson to music composed by Ennio Morricone. For ten points, give the shared title of a movie directed by Sergio Leone, the first track from Dire Straits' Communique, and the latest album release from the British band Hard-Fi, which referes to a singular occurence in the Occident.
In a song of this name, the singer warns the listeners that "sitting on the fence, that's a dangerous course" because "you could even catch a bullet from the peace-keeping force," and in the last verse, advises mothers to lock up their daughters.
{Once Upon a Time in the West}