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Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs (view source)
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|''God Save the Queen''
|''God Save the Queen''
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|Despite being frighteningly atheistic, the British have enough sense to keep this God-inclusive song as their national anthem. The anthem rightly attributes the success and good fortune of the nation and its monarch to God.
|Despite being frighteningly atheistic, the British have enough sense to keep this God-inclusive song as their national anthem. The anthem rightly attributes the success and good fortune of the nation and its monarch to God.
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|NA
|[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1KtScrqtbc "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother"]
|[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1KtScrqtbc "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother"]
|Hollies
|Hollies
|Repeats the slogan of the Boys Town, a Christian charity for youngsters founded by Father Edward J. Flanagan in Omaha<ref>http://www.boystown.org/about/father-edward-|j-|flanagan</ref>
|Repeats the slogan of Boys Town, a Christian charity for youngsters founded by Father Edward J. Flanagan in Omaha<ref>http://www.boystown.org/about/father-edward-|j-|flanagan</ref>
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|NA
|Classic
|Classic
|Classic/Rock
|Classic/Rock
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|[http://youtu.be/p6q9nBusrq8 ''That Smell'']
|[http://www.youtube.com "Cats In The Cradle"
|[[Harry Chapin]]
|Classic 1974 tale of a father who was too busy to spend much time with his son when the boy was younger and had only vague promises to do so. It ends with the grown son who moved away to a life of his own and now doesn't have much time to spend with *him*, as the
neglectful father found out at the song's end.
|NA Classic/Rock
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|[http://youtube.com/p6q9nBusrq8 ''That Smell'']
|[[Lynyrd Skynyrd]]
|[[Lynyrd Skynyrd]]
|A very strong anti-drug use song by America's most well-known Southern rock band.
|A very strong anti-drug use song by America's most well-known Southern rock band.
|''Way Out Here''
|''Way Out Here''
|Josh Thompson
|Josh Thompson
|"Our house is all protected by the good Lord and a Gun", and "We wont take a dime if we aint earned it, when it comes to weight, brother we pull our own". It is pro gun |ownership, the Lord, and hard work. Also preaches the morals and ethics that are known from small towns.
|"Our house is all protected by the good Lord and a gun", and "We wont take a dime if we aint earned it, when it comes to weight, brother we pull our own". It is pro gun |ownership, the Lord, and hard work. Also preaches the morals and ethics that are known from small towns.
|Fifteen (US Country)
|Fifteen (US Country)
|Classic/Country
|Classic/Country