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'''This Land is Your Land''' is a [[communist]] folk song written and initially recorded by [[Woody Guthrie]] in 1940, and recorded in 1944. It has been recorded by [[Bruce Springsteen]], [[Bob Dylan]], and [[British]] performer [[Billy Bragg]]. Despite the communist sympathies of Guthrie and this song, it is generally regarded as one of America's favorite folk songs and was at one point being considered to be the national anthem.{{fact}} Fellow communist [[Pete Seeger]] has stated that Guthrie was a communist.{{fact}}

'''This Land is Your Land''' is a [[communist]] folk song written and initially recorded by [[Woody Guthrie]] in 1940, and recorded in 1944. It has been recorded by artist/liberal activist [[Bruce Springsteen]], liberal [[Bob Dylan]], and British socialist performer [[Billy Bragg]]. Despite the communist sympathies of Guthrie and this song, it is generally regarded as one of America's favorite folk songs and was at one point being considered to be the national anthem. Fellow communist [[Pete Seeger]] has stated that Guthrie was a communist.

One of the last verses of the song implies that there should be no such thing as private [[property]].

One of the last verses of the song implies that there should be no such thing as private [[property]].

:As they stood there hungry, I stood there asking,

:As they stood there hungry, I stood there asking,

:Is this land made for you and me?  

:Is this land made for you and me?  

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