For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield

Legend has it that Stephen Stills wrote “For What It’s Worth” in 15 minutes after seeing a demonstration in downtown Los Angeles by teenagers protesting a new curfew. The song has transcended its origin story to become one of pop’s most revered protest songs – a sort of “We Shall Overcome” of its time, its references to police, guns and paranoia remaining continually relevant.One of the best openings of all time:There's something happening hereWhat it is ain't exactly clearThere's a man with a gun over thereTelling me I got to bewareOur fine art prints are different. Original, handmade designs Designed, printed, matted, framed, and packaged in the U.S. Printed with Vivid archival inks Printed on Heavy weight neutral white matte paper Museum-quality prints Custom matting and framing available Custom creations available for any song Do you have a special song that means a lot to you? We're happy to work with you to create a beautiful print from your favorite music. It's a great gift idea