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| | *Valerie Plame and The Bangman's Gambit: Support espionage and treason against the United States of America. | | *Valerie Plame and The Bangman's Gambit: Support espionage and treason against the United States of America. |
| | *Days of Elaine: A woman reveals to her own son that he is a mistake and she would rather go back to being a wandering gypsy than continue being a parent. | | *Days of Elaine: A woman reveals to her own son that he is a mistake and she would rather go back to being a wandering gypsy than continue being a parent. |
| − | *O New England: Another show of support for typically Godless regions of the United States of America.
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| − | *I'm Sticking with You: A cover of a Velvet Underground song, a band who were known for their extreme drug use in the 1960s.
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| − | *Culling of the Fold: A man forces a young woman to dismember dead bodies. Possibly ethnic cleansing
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| − | *The Sporting Life: Encourages a lazy and selfish attitude towards school sports.
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| − | *The Perfect Crime: Colin Relishes in robbing a bank, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.
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| − | *The Chimbley Sweep: Just plain dirty.
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| − | *Billy Liar: Lying
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| − | *Leslie Anne Levine: Abortion
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| − | *Summersong: Distaste for Summertime.
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| − | *Sons & Daughters: Kids rising up against their parents.
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| − | *A Cautionary Song: Piracy, prostitution.
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| − | *Bandit Queen: Feminazism, train robbing.
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| − | *On the Bus Mall: Teenage runaways, all around punk attitudes, what with their dumpster diving and panhandling for drug money.
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| | {{Liberalism}} | | {{Liberalism}} |
| | <references/> | | <references/> |
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| | [[Category:Bands|Decemberists, The]] | | [[Category:Bands|Decemberists, The]] |