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For some reason I feel like listening to angry songs that go against the political status quo :gayhat:

This is my current favorite and its crazy that it was written in the early 2000s

Part of the lyrics:

Corrupt, you corrupt

Bring corruption to all that you touch

Hold, you'll behold

And beholden for all that you've done

And spell, cast a spell

And cast a spell on the country you run

And risk, you will risk

You will risk all their lives and their souls

And burn, you will burn

You will burn in hell

Yeah, you'll burn in hell

You'll burn in hell

Yeah, you'll burn in hell for your sins

Ooh, and our freedom's consuming itself

What we've become is contrary to what we want

Take a bow

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NUTELLA

((edit- just saw the "angry" part lol sorry these are more mellow))

I love both this Joni Mitchell original

& the Counting Crows cover

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We're here

We're queer

And your end is near

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Bambino

Idk if it's a political song or something by Libre by Paulina Rubio is a smash :pawsup: 

Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.
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Idefix1999

The Piper by ABBA

It was always an okay-ish song but once I really understood the lyrics and the story it is one of my favorite songs of them.

"The fear was the weapon in his hands" - the song is from 1980 but it's more recent than ever 

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I could just keep listing stuff but these are some that ease my mind when the political chaos feels overwhelming 

I'm probably wrong
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StrawberryBlond

That switch-up at 2:36 and INSANE crescendo at 2:47 produces an internal reaction in me every time.

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Mirrion Rizzons

Not so much protest songs, but with meaningful political undertones in each! Both from my favourite male artists 

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