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| John Fogerty – Deja Vu (All Over Again) Lyrics
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The only difference between the Vietnam War and Iraq was the draft. If we would have had the draft during Iraq, college campus across the country would have been burning. Funny how quite that generation was when someone else is dying. Its a back door draft. Take away the jobs and the poor have to join. If we are going to be in a constant state of war ( which seems to be the way we are heading ), make everyone sacrifice. Not just the poor That will end wars a lot faster |
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| The Guess Who – No Sugar Tonight Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Blash never heard anyone call laughing a lame song. if u have ever been in a bad relationship or cheated on, I think u would understand the song better. I can suggest several songs that u may enjoy. Guns, Guns, Guns. Rain Dance Rich world/ Poor world Running back to Saskatoon |
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| The Guess Who – Rain Dance Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Its an anti gun song pure and simple. just as is Guns, Guns, Guns. how clear do the songs have too be. by the way the hippie dippie times ( not my words ) were a different time. a time when people cared about each other. a time when the 2 most popular words were not I and Me. |
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| Styx – Man In The Wilderness Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Wow what kind of sick mind sees Ted Bundy in this song. You probibly believe the Beatles wrote Helter Skelter for Charles Manson. |
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| The Guess Who – Share The Land Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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If you want to know more of his views on the ills caused by capitalism listen to the song rich world- poor world by the guess who |
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| The Guess Who – Sour Suite Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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You are very close donutbandit. He wrote this in a hotel in downtown indianapolis. It was the morning after a concert. He received bad reviews, which led him to think about his life. what he was doing with it, his helplessness to control things. sorry for his depression, but led to his best song except maybe stand tall |
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| The Guess Who – Share The Land Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Its his view on socialism. what the world would be like without the greed of capitalism. without imperialism. Remember they are Canadian. At the time ( and even now ) Canada is/was much more enlightend on social issues then we are. I hope Burton still believes this, as it is as relavent today as it wasb then. |
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| The Guess Who – American Woman Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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When they were invited to play at the white house during the nixon administration ( im guessing at the request of his daughters ) they were not allowed to put this in their set |
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| Chicago – Alive Again Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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when terry kath shoy himself, not only did he die, but chicago died. He was the heary and soul of chicago. after his death it was just plain rubbish. One of the best soulfil singers and guitarist in the world. its always the thinking ,caring artist that is taken away.harrison, lennon, morrison, kath. and yet mccartney and ceteria lived to put out stupid mean nothing songs |
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| Don McLean – Tapestry Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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people should have heeded his message in 1970. this song is as topical today as it was then will we ever learn |
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| Don McLean – Respectable Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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I always pictured this song directed at Ted Kennedy. especially the line you talk of human justice while you drive on fancy wheels. |
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| Don McLean – Everybody Loves Me, Baby Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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its a song directed to music critics his first album ( as good as it was ) did not get good reviews. but alot of people ( especially college students ) loved it. this song is his answer to the critics |
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