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Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs (view source)
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, 13:19, May 6, 2011Added some more, enjoy!
# "Beautiful Disaster" by 311 – About how liberals will twist many disasters and such to fit their own agendas.
# "Beautiful Disaster" by 311 – About how liberals will twist many disasters and such to fit their own agendas.
# "Mad World" by Gary Jules – Criticizes the [[liberal creep]] occurring in our everyday life, making the world quite "mad," indeed. Specifically addresses the dehumanization of public schools: "Hello teacher tell me what’s my lesson/Look right through me/Look right through me."
# "Mad World" by Gary Jules – Criticizes the [[liberal creep]] occurring in our everyday life, making the world quite "mad," indeed. Specifically addresses the dehumanization of public schools: "Hello teacher tell me what’s my lesson/Look right through me/Look right through me."
# "The Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie – A Liberal President reflects on the injustices he has performed in office against the people and Jesus.
# "Hotel California" by The Eagles – Criticizes [[liberal]] [[hollywood values]] and liberal [[murder]]: "[California] could be hell... [the devil/Mel Gibson] lit... a lovely place [on fire]... in... 1969. The masters... stab[ed]... the night man."
# "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra – Praises God and his divine guidance: "Now his hand is on your shoulder."
# "Ding Dong Song" by Gunther Levi – About the immorality of the controversies surrounding Clinton's presidency.