Lyrics at the link.
You know, I've described myself as sort of a lapsed Springsteen fan for a while now, but the above is the kind of thing that made me a fan in the first place.
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4 comments:
While it's not "Ohio" it IS something. Political Bruce is always good Bruce. Now, let's use this to inspire action against these authoritarian traitors.
No argument. I, too, admit to Boss fatigue in recent years. But this is powerful stuff. Memories of Kent State resound.
Ditto to all above comments. This is solid. And let's not forget long lineage of protest songs. Ohio, Chicago, Volunteers etc...as dutiful readers have posted. Couple of My Faves:
Nina Simone: The King of Love is Dead (Live) MLK
Bob Dylan: George Jackson
Great as a protest statement. Boring as a musical statement.
I’m not trying to be a wise guy it’s just how I feel. I’ve listened three times now but I can’t make it to the end without getting bored.
Captain Al
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