I'm not a huge Leopard fan, but I do remember this song came out, or the album, I guess I should say, I don't believe this wasn't a single, I thought it was pretty cool back when I was like 10, 11, whenever this came out, anyway, I remember thinking this song was pretty cool, now that I'm older, songs like this irritate me. I don't know where Brits got off with this holier than though attitude that America is the route of destroying the world when they are (and always have been, post-indepdence times, for the most part) been are biggest alli and in cahoots. Lot of British bands have done this, from varios genres, Iron Maiden and Midnight Oil, I think it was, concering crimes to Indians, it's annoying. Where did they think white anglican americans learned this behavior?? (And I may be white, but I'm far from Anglican). They should look back at their own barbabic history, like or not, it's the route of ours.
I'm not a huge Leopard fan, but I do remember this song came out, or the album, I guess I should say, I don't believe this wasn't a single, I thought it was pretty cool back when I was like 10, 11, whenever this came out, anyway, I remember thinking this song was pretty cool, now that I'm older, songs like this irritate me. I don't know where Brits got off with this holier than though attitude that America is the route of destroying the world when they are (and always have been, post-indepdence times, for the most part) been are biggest alli and in cahoots. Lot of British bands have done this, from varios genres, Iron Maiden and Midnight Oil, I think it was, concering crimes to Indians, it's annoying. Where did they think white anglican americans learned this behavior?? (And I may be white, but I'm far from Anglican). They should look back at their own barbabic history, like or not, it's the route of ours.