#protest-songs — Public Fediverse posts
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#Listening to Superhero by Drew Stephenson, feat. G. Stoner Hilcot. This track is righteous;
"Chief. Executive. Officer. He so important he got 3 words all mean the same thing. He a 'wealth creator'. A 'wealth creator'. How he doing that? Exactly."
I found it on a fundraising compilation of protest songs called The Weapon and The Shield (Vol. I);
https://theweaponandtheshield.bandcamp.com/album/the-weapon-and-the-shield-vol-i
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#DrewStephenson #GStonerHilcot #SpokenWord #ProtestSongs #music
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YOUR DAILY REMINDER:
All you fascist bound to losehttps://www.https://youtube.com/watch?v=SRADsg_vQZ0&list=RDSRADsg_vQZ0&start_radio=1
#WoodyGuthrie #FolkMusic #ProtestSongs #SocialJustice #FascistBoundToLose #Masto #CranfordTeague
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YOUR DAILY REMINDER:
All you fascist bound to losehttps://www.https://youtube.com/watch?v=SRADsg_vQZ0&list=RDSRADsg_vQZ0&start_radio=1
#WoodyGuthrie #FolkMusic #ProtestSongs #SocialJustice #FascistBoundToLose #Masto #FickleFutures
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Twelve best protest songs of the past two years
Each of these 12 protest songs listed includes a snippet from their poignant, and sometimes biting, lyrics. They range from the satirical commentary of Jesse Welles to the historical narrative of Bruce Springsteen. Links to YouTube for the tracks have also been provided.
Peace!
Source: Facebook,com“Love of Country” by The Murder Capital
“Could you blame me for mistaking your love of country for hate of man?”
– bandcamp.com
“Streets of Minneapolis” by Bruce Springsteen
“Oh our Minneapolis, I hear your voice singing through the bloody mist
We’ll take our stand for this land and the stranger in our midst
Here in our home they killed and roamed in the winter of ’26
We’ll remember the names of those who died on the streets of Minneapolis”– springsteenlyrics.com
“Yours Eternally” by U2
“Don’t sleep
Don’t even think about it
No need
Maybe a little bit
Still dream
About waking up free
As we can be”– u2.com
“True Believer” by Hayley Williams
“They put up chainlink fences underneath the biggest bridges
They pose in Christmas cards with guns as big as all their children
They say that Jesus is the way but then they gave him a white face
So they don’t have to pray to someone they deem lesser than them”– Hayley Williams
“Heavy Foot” by Mon Rovîa
“Do you see the man on the screen
Just a puppet but you never see the strings
Calling it a war not a genocide
Telling us it isn’t what it seems
Man that’s a different kind of greed”– lyrics.my
“The Department of War” by Jesse Welles
“They appeal to your morals, appeal to your fears
Say folks far away are a threat to you here
There’s a malignant tumor in our nation’s guts
Our own department of defense is a threat to us”– genius.com
“No Kings” by Jesse Welles
“Every color, every culture
Every language, every creed
And no kings, no kings
No kings”– genius.com
“One Life at a Time” by U2
“How you hope depends on what you dream
What you imagine is your destiny
What you forget might set your spirit free
To be the changes that have to be”– u2.com
“Banning Books” by She’ll Hunt
“Think they’re selling us a lie and calling it a dream”
– genius.com
“Join ICE” by Jesse Welles
“Well, if you’re lookin’ for purpose in the current circus
If you’re seekin’ respect and attention
If you’re in need of a gig that’ll make you feel big
Come with me and put some folks in detention”– genius.com
“Boots on the Ground” by Massive Attack and Tom Waits
“A coal to a diamond, a vote into law
They Campaign up all the blood they can draw
Mold your world, a soldier’s just clay
How much does every soldier weigh?
Cut you off at the ankles and they throw that away”– genius.com
“Who Will Stand With Us?“ by Dropkick Murphys
“We faced the wrath and felt the pain
Of the tyrant’s sword or the henchman’s boot
For another rich man’s gain
In the endless quest for wealth and power
They stomp us down with great disdain
Beneath the false god’s banner
In the name of all that’s vain”
#advocacy #art #history #lyrics #music #opinion #protest #protestSongs #satire #songs #writing– genius.com
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ALL YOU FASCISTS (Bound to Lose) Music Video #BetteMidler
The great Woody Guthrie wrote this song many years ago. Some of the words were changed to fit our time.
#music #protestsongs #protest
https://youtu.be/uBj57ivPsxQ?si=OhJLAKGDgya8UsIF -
In 1944 Saint Woody Guthrie wrote All You Fascists Bound to Lose, and yesterday Bette Midler and friends gave it new life.
Let’s all sing along, and remember kids, punch a Nazi and eat the rich.
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Free download codes:
Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal) - Crushing Burden of Despair
"Both soulful and sarcastic, this bluesy, doomy stomp pulls zero punches with its social commentary."
#doom #stonerrock #stoner #bluesrock #stonerdoom #protestsongs #music
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Massive Attack / Tom Waits - Boots on the Ground - https://youtu.be/L-57FrioeuE?si=lBApXbai35cdzo0x #MassiveAttack #TomWaits #BootsOnTheGround #ProtestSongs #CivilLiberties #ACLU #ChurchStateSeparation #ChristianNationalism #fascism #music #ProtestMusic
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"When that man is dead and gone" -- Al Bowlly
Al Bowlly' last recorded song, made two weeks before his death, a duet with Jimmy Mesene of Irving Berlin's satirical song on Hitler.
Al Bowlly died in London on 17 April 1941. He was killed by a Luftwaffe parachute mine that detonated outside his flat at ten past three in the morning.
duck://player/bEJe2PIvam0
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"I don’t know if you can tell but we were scream-singing with grief..” “Zombie” by The Cranberries performed in New York by a one-day choir hosted by the Gaia Music Collective. #ResistanceSinging #ProtestSongs #TheCranberries #NoMoreWars
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World War Two was the archetypal good war. And ask any liberal, FDR was the archetypal good president. But don't ask Millard Lampell, Lee Hays, Pete Seeger, and Woody Guthrie -- The Almanac Singers.[1] They released Songs for John Doe[2] in 1941 and it's full of anti-draft, anti-war, anti-FDR songs, inspired by the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, the first peacetime conscription law ever enacted in the US.[3]
And are you afraid to fight, Billy boy, Billy boy?
Are you afraid to fight, charming Billy?
You can comе around to me when England's a democracy...[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Almanac_Singers
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_for_John_Doe
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_Training_and_Service_Act_of_1940
#ProtestSongs #AlmanacSingers #BillyBoy #WorldWar2 #WW2 #Conscription #SelectiveService #WoodyGuthrie #PeteSeeger #FolkMusic
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World War Two was the archetypal good war. And ask any liberal, FDR was the archetypal good president. But don't ask Millard Lampell, Lee Hays, Pete Seeger, and Woody Guthrie -- The Almanac Singers.[1] They released Songs for John Doe[2] in 1941 and it's full of anti-draft, anti-war, anti-FDR songs, inspired by the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, the first peacetime conscription law ever enacted in the US.[3]
And are you afraid to fight, Billy boy, Billy boy?
Are you afraid to fight, charming Billy?
You can comе around to me when England's a democracy...[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Almanac_Singers
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_for_John_Doe
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_Training_and_Service_Act_of_1940
#ProtestSongs #AlmanacSingers #BillyBoy #WorldWar2 #WW2 #Conscription #SelectiveService #WoodyGuthrie #PeteSeeger #FolkMusic
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Playing “Sing in Solidarity” to ward off #Easter vibes #SingInSolidarity #ProtestSongs #JoeHill #StarvationArmy
https://youtube.com/channel/UCVWBEYMqxBj_djvJJr9gb-A?si=M15WLwyWX-Xh1Os-
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Redemption Song By Bob Marley & The Whalers #Reggae #ProtestSongs #Resist #SongsOfFreedom open.spotify.com/track/26PwuM...
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In 1965 Malcolm X was assassinated, American combat troops were sent to Vietnam, anti-war protests erupted, civil rights demonstrators were attacked by Alabama State Troopers and Barry McGuire released the protest song “Eve of Destruction.” #EveOfDestruction #ProtestSongs
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#Protestsongs tauchte zum ersten Mal im Protokoll der 66. Sitzung des 21. Deutschen Bundestages am 20.03.2026 auf. Es wurde im Rahmen der Rede von David Schliesing (DIE LINKE) gesagt.
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Working on a new one. Not ready yet
“Take their power, break their power, stop their wars, remake your world”
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This song is already old (we released this in 2018) and it is sad that the refrain still rings true
“nationalistic and fascistic
narcissistic and sadistic
tiny hand on the button
jonesin’ for goin’ ballistic
authoritarian & un-American
it’s taking its toll
its taking too long
why aren’t you gone” -
Concert The Bone Hoboes - La petite cure
27 mars 2026, 20:00:00 CET - GMT+1 - 8 Boulevard Du Manoir Saint-Lo, 44300, Nantes, Francehttps://mobilizon.fr/events/c7a22dc5-a090-4b60-9c5f-2010d05cf588
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@chestas
Someone added: “next stop, Teh’ran”… just happens to rhyme with Viet Nam… so many similarities… bringing it all back for some of us…
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In honor of Country Joe McDonald, who left us yesterday, a big Fish Cheer! RIP, and thanks for the music.
#countryjoemcdonald
#protestsongs
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I learned about Bob Crow from the song named after him by Fit and the Conniptions, from their 2017 album Old Blue Witch;
https://bandwagon.fm/677c2a9b5cd233fafccd3b8c
This is a fun album, full of piss and vinegar. Reminding me in parts of the some of David Rovics, especially his more tongue-in-cheek songs like Burn It Down, and rabble-rousing songs like The Commons and Black Flag Flying.
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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: The Streets of Minneapolis | Reaction/Analysis | The Daily Doug Ep. 1061 - https://youtu.be/KHVC9sOAWtc?si=auk7nMO7bv-5B4nk #MusicSavesLives #BruceSpringsteen #StreetsOfMinneapolis #Minneapolis #Minnesota #ProtestSong #ProtestSongs #ReactionVideo #DougHelvering #music
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Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal) - Crushing Burden of Despair
"Both soulful and sarcastic, this bluesy, doomy stomp pulls zero punches with its social commentary."
#doom #stonerrock #stoner #bluesrock #stonerdoom #protestsongs #music