John Denver wrote and sang Rocky Mountain High in
1972 to reach number 9 on Billboard’s Hot One Hundred and was viewed as by drug
use encumbered
Denver responded extolling the beauty and the pristine
mountains’ destruction
Caused by all manner of high priced construction
The FCC briefly ruled that the song was promoting drug abuse
and banned the song
The 7th stanza “Friends around the campfire, everybody’s
high” soon did not belong Denver died in 1997 when his ultralight aircraft ran
out of fuel fell out of the sky
The 7th Stanza now should be changed to “Friends
around the campfire getting high to soon die
In Colorado, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming—the DEA seized approximately 8.7 million fentanyl pills and over 3,000 pounds of methamphetamine in 2025
Probably enough
to leave very few in the Mountain States alive
The drugs in a
flood are flooding into the Mountain States by drug cartels
The vans,
trucks and cars smuggling the drugs should be treated like narco boats and sent
to Hell
Mexico will not
lift a finger stop the illegal drug flow
We must prevent
dollars to into the U.S. go
© 1/16/2026 Michael P. Ridley aka The Alaskanpoet
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