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*"Sarah", by [[Thin Lizzy]] (1979) | *"Sarah", by [[Thin Lizzy]] (1979) | ||
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*"Fools", by [[Deep Purple]] (1971) | *"Fools", by [[Deep Purple]] (1971) | ||
*"The Hand the Rocks the Cradle", by [[Black Sabbath]] (1994) | *"The Hand the Rocks the Cradle", by [[Black Sabbath]] (1994) | ||
*"Silent Scream", by [[Slayer]] (1988) | *"Silent Scream", by [[Slayer]] (1988) | ||
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=== Rap and hip-hop === | === Rap and hip-hop === | ||
*"Can I Live", by Nick Cannon (2005)<ref>https://genius.com/Nick-cannon-can-i-live-lyrics</ref> | *"Can I Live", by Nick Cannon (2005)<ref>https://genius.com/Nick-cannon-can-i-live-lyrics</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:18, October 27, 2024
Pro-life songs include the following, and are sorted by genre.
List of songs
Alternative
- "Bad Religion", by Godsmack (2000)
- "Blue Eyes Like Janey's", by David Huff (2003)
Britpop
- "Bellyache", by Echobelly (1993)
Classic rock
- "Sara", by Fleetwood Mac (1979)
- "Sarah", by Thin Lizzy (1979)
Metal
- "Dr. Hatchet", by Seventh Angel (1990)
- "Fools", by Deep Purple (1971)
- "The Hand the Rocks the Cradle", by Black Sabbath (1994)
- "Silent Scream", by Slayer (1988)
Rap and hip-hop
- "Can I Live", by Nick Cannon (2005)[1]
Note: some pro-life songs are occasionally authored by pro-abortion artists, but nevertheless feature a pro-life message. (please add to the list)