Essay:Greatest Conservative Songs - Revision history

Aschlafly at 05:58, February 8, 2026

2026-02-08T05:58:31Z

Aschlafly: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */ I'll Stand By You - The music video is a spectacular portrayal of loyalty and support, starring the remarkable Chrissie Hynde herself. Notice the Cross worn by the troubled man.

2026-02-08T05:57:20Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz: I'll Stand By You - The music video is a spectacular portrayal of loyalty and support, starring the remarkable Chrissie Hynde herself. Notice the Cross worn by the troubled man.

Aschlafly: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */ wikify

2026-02-02T04:55:32Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz: wikify

Aschlafly: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */ alphabetize

2026-02-02T04:54:47Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz: alphabetize

Aschlafly: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */ added Anti-Fascist Blues by Five Times August

2026-02-02T04:50:22Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz: added Anti-Fascist Blues by Five Times August

Aschlafly: spacing

2025-10-26T04:50:44Z

spacing

RobSmith: /* Classical and Folk */

2025-06-23T19:39:42Z

‎Classical and Folk

Quidam65: /* Classical and Folk */

2025-06-20T21:09:18Z

‎Classical and Folk

Quidam65: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */

2025-06-20T21:03:17Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz

Aschlafly: /* Pop, Rap and Jazz */ 60% accurate -> 60% autobiographical

2025-05-28T03:43:01Z

‎Pop, Rap and Jazz: 60% accurate -> 60% autobiographical

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 |[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABGPMw_ir08&list=RDABGPMw_ir08&start_radio=1 "I'll Stand By You"]
 |The Pretenders
 |The music video is a spectacular portrayal of loyalty and support, starring the remarkable Chrissie Hynde herself. Notice the [[Cross]] worn by the troubled man.
 |1994
+|#16 (U.S. Billboard 100)
-|16 (U.S. Billboard 100)
 |Pop
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-|”I Earn My Life"
+|"I Earn My Life"
 |Lemon Demon
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 |[[Michael Jackson]]
 |{{invi|Jac}}
-|a conservative message to youth who waste their time and sometimes live in gang activity
+|a [[conservative]] message to youth who waste their time and sometimes live in gang activity
 |1983
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 |Disco
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-|"Vroom Vroom"
+|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7jNpxOCZTM Anti-Fascist Blues]
-|Charli XCX
+|Five Times August
-|{{invi|Dr.}}
-|An ode to American car culture and the American dream. Under capitalism, anyone who works hard enough can eventually buy a "lavender Lamborghini" or a "Bubble-gum pink Ferrari".
-|2016
+|
-|Pop
+|"Pro-choice, no voice, never mind the heartbeat" and "Call everyone a fascist 'til they're all controlled!"
-|-
+|2022
-|-
-|"Machote"
-|Arca
-|{{invi|Dr.}}
-|Criticizes the lack of conservative, religious men and the general feminization of society.
-|2020
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-|Pop
+|Pop, Folk, or Rap
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 |Song about the [[Biden regime]]'s betrayal of the American people and Afghan allies and the rise of the [[Taliban]]<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/news/five-for-fighting-john-ondrasik-blood-on-my-hands-afghanistan-song</ref>
 |2021
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 |Pop
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 |NA
 |Classic/R&B/Funk
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-|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ATirvdcaiw "What's The Use Of Wond'rin?"]-[http://www.songmeanings.net/songs/view/3530822107858733660/ Lyrics]
+|"Vroom Vroom"
-|[[Doris Day]]
+|Charli XCX
-|{{invi|Day}}
+|{{invi|Dr.}}
-|Celebrates the command: "Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord." -''Ephesians'' 5:22
+|An ode to American car culture and the American dream. Under capitalism, anyone who works hard enough can eventually buy a "lavender Lamborghini" or a "Bubble-gum pink Ferrari".
-|1960
+|2016
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-|Swing
+|Pop
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 |Rap
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 |70s Pop
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 |}

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 |Disco
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−	There are many ~~brilliant—and popular—~~[[conservative]] songs. ''Many lyrics in great songs were inspired by the [[Bible]], see [[Songs and the Bible]]''.	+	There are many brilliant — and popular — [[conservative]] songs. ''Many lyrics in great songs were inspired by the [[Bible]], see [[Songs and the Bible]]''.

	==Pop, Rap and Jazz==		==Pop, Rap and Jazz==

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 |Gospel
 |-
-|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGTh77P_YKU&t=3899s Parsifal]
+|[https://youtu.be/Z52t1ZJlbkc?t=4252 Parsifal]
 |[[Richard Wagner]]
 |Written for dedication of the Bayreuth Theatre

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 |Traditional
 |-
-|[https://youtu.be/RN3exiuyQJc "Big Bad John"]
+|[[Big Bad John (song)|Big Bad John]]
 |Jimmy Dean
 |Story of a man who died so that others might live.

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 |-
-|"Cat's In The Cradle"
+|"[[Cat's In The Cradle]]"
 |Harry Chapin
 |{{invi|Cha}}

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 |Harry Chapin
 |{{invi|DC }}
-|A bittersweet, 60% accurate<ref>https://wtop.com/virginia/2016/03/va-woman-inspired-chapins-hit-taxi-dies-73-reports-say/</ref> tale of a love and dreams lost, with [[conservative]] self-[[forgiveness]] that oversomes wounded [[pride]] and ego to accept an insultingly large taxi tip: "Well, another man might have been angry / And another man might have been hurt / But another man never would have let her go / I stashed the bill in my shirt."<ref>https://genius.com/Harry-chapin-taxi-lyrics</ref>
+|A bittersweet, 60% autobiographical<ref>https://wtop.com/virginia/2016/03/va-woman-inspired-chapins-hit-taxi-dies-73-reports-say/</ref> tale of a love and dreams lost, with [[conservative]] self-[[forgiveness]] that oversomes wounded [[pride]] and ego to accept an insultingly large taxi tip: "Well, another man might have been angry / And another man might have been hurt / But another man never would have let her go / I stashed the bill in my shirt."<ref>https://genius.com/Harry-chapin-taxi-lyrics</ref>
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