Inspired by this morbidly fascinating National Review article.

In keeping with the spirit of the original article, I reserve the right to clip single lines or portions of lines out of context and entirely ignore the rest of the song, the rest of the artist’s discography, and the artist’s stated beliefs. I’ll interpret any song you send, with the only stipulation being that it must have lyrics that I can find online.

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Put a call out to the frontline

Get the message out to the the contact squad

Transmit emergency frequencies

Put a call out to the frontline

Get the message out to the the contact squad

Put a call out, put a call out, put a call ouuuuut

This song is clearly a celebration of ARE TROOPS and calls attention to the fact that we are not SUPPORTING ARE TROOPS enough

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Fortunate Son - Credence Clearwater Revival

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Some folks are born made to wave the flag

They’re red, white and blue

Speaks for itself

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It ain’t me

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The international

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“Producers, let us save ourselves” “The state represses and the law cheats / The tax bleeds the unfortunate”

The millionaire business tycoons, who produce all of the value, need to stand up against big government that steals their money and gives it to the useless poors

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The national anthem

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America is indeed the land of the free and the home of the brave

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Wet Ass Pussy

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“I let him taste it, now he diabetic”

The song, while appearing at first to be a celebration of sex, reveals its true message as a stealthy warning about the dangers of rampant sexuality with this easily overlooked lyric

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