After seaching for 40 years I found it!!!!!

Some of you may remember in ages past I asked if anyone remembered a song from the 60s that came out as a counter to Merle Haggard's "Okie from Muskogee" which, at the time, was seen as a redneck song.

(And I'm proud to be an Okie from Muskogee)

The song I was looking for was "Hippie From Olema #5", by The Youngbloods (Get Together) ...but I didn't know that.

"Hippie From Olema #5"
(feat. Jesse Colin Young)

Well I'm proud to be a hippie from Olema
Where we're friendly to the squares and all the straights
We still take in strangers if they're ragged
We can't think of anyone to hate

We don't watch commercials in Olema
We don't buy the plastic crap they sell
We still wear our hair long like folks used to
And we bathe often, therefore we don't smell

And I'm proud to be a hippie from Olema
Where we're friendly to the squares and all the straights
We still take in strangers if they're ragged
We can't think of anyone to hate

We don't throw our beer cans on the highway
We don't slight a man because he's black
We don't spill our oil out in the ocean
'Cause we love birds and fish too much for that

And I'm proud to be a hippie from Olema
Where we're friendly to the squares and all the straights
We still take in strangers if they're Haggard
In Olema, California, planet Earth

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