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I don't think Southern Man mentions slavery
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While Skynyrd's songs vary from issue to issue politically it is believed by many that the current band, which has moved towards more of a country vibe, is fairly [[conservative]].
 
While Skynyrd's songs vary from issue to issue politically it is believed by many that the current band, which has moved towards more of a country vibe, is fairly [[conservative]].
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With regards to the original band in the 70's, "Sweet Home Alabama" has been called one of the most conservative songs in rock history because of lyrics such as "[[Watergate]] does not bother me". The song was written to reject liberal rocker [[Neil Young]]'s "Southernman", in which he paints southerners broadly as racist supporters of [[slavery]]. At the begining of Sweet Home Alabama, Ronnie Van Zant sang the verses:
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With regards to the original band in the 70's, "Sweet Home Alabama" has been called one of the most conservative songs in rock history because of lyrics such as "[[Watergate]] does not bother me". The song was written to reject liberal rocker [[Neil Young]]'s "Southern Man", in which he paints southerners broadly as racists. At the begining of Sweet Home Alabama, Ronnie Van Zant sang the verses:
    
:"Well I heard Mister Young sing about her  
 
:"Well I heard Mister Young sing about her  
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