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| | |1967 | | |1967 |
| | |Folk-pop | | |Folk-pop |
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| − | |''Macho Man''
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| − | |Village People
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| − | |The song's narrator refuses to apologize for being masculine
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| − | |1978
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| − | |Disco
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| | |''Unborn Child'' | | |''Unborn Child'' |
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| | |NA | | |NA |
| | |Classic | | |Classic |
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| − | |"Hero of War"
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| − | |[[Rise Against]]
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| − | | Narrator is enthusiastic to fight for his country and even calls the American Flag "the only flag I trust."
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| − | |NA
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| − | |Punk Rock
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| | |- | | |- |
| | |''The High Road'' | | |''The High Road'' |
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| | |''Yah Mo Be There'' | | |''Yah Mo Be There'' |
| − | |James Igram and Michael McLord | + | |James Igram and Michael McDonald |
| | |Written about God. | | |Written about God. |
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