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*"Black Hole Sun" (Soundgarden) - Can be interpreted as a lamentation of evil: "Times are gone for honest men, and sometimes far too long for snakes" "Heaven, send hell away; / No one sings like you anymore"

*"Black Hole Sun" (Soundgarden) - Can be interpreted as a lamentation of evil: "Times are gone for honest men, and sometimes far too long for snakes" "Heaven, send hell away; / No one sings like you anymore"

*"Born in the U.S.A." (Bruce Springsteen) - the title and refrain appears to be pro-America, but some of the lyrics are not, also contains a racial slur toward Asians.

*"Born in the U.S.A." (Bruce Springsteen) - the title and refrain appears to be pro-America, but some of the lyrics are not, also contains a racial slur toward Asians.

*"Glory Days." (Bruce Springsteen) - the song talks about the good old days of the American Dream

*"Glory Days" (Bruce Springsteen) - the song talks about the good old days of the American Dream

*"Grow a Pear" (Kesha) -Song's message is manning up, but the singer Kesha is a pro-LGBT [[homosexual agenda]] activist.

*"Grow a Pear" (Kesha) -Song's message is manning up, but the singer Kesha is a pro-LGBT [[homosexual agenda]] activist.

*"Hammer to Fall" (Queen) - talks about being hopeful for the Soviet Union falling

*"Hammer to Fall" (Queen) - talks about being hopeful for the Soviet Union falling