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Bonus Track HOMELESS IN AMERICA: Twenty-One Songs of Social Conscience for the 21st Century
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Top Nashville musicians and vocalists perform 21 songs of political and social content not typically allowed on mainstream radio; issues addressed include anti-
Top Nashville musicians and session vocalists perform songs of political and social content not typically allowed on mainstream radio; issues addressed include anti-war, poverty, health, taxation, immigration, environmental, social security privatization, gun control, negative effects of neo-con and religious 'right' agendas, etc. Genres include country, blues, rock, folk, R&B soul, pop, Native USA, bluegrass, Americana, Southern Rock, Rock-a-Billy and alternative.
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Peak #615
Peak in subgenre #84
Author
Richard Aberdeen
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2005 Freedom Tracks Music
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August 30, 2005
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MP3 3.4 MB 128 kbps 3:43
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MUDDY CHANNEL RADIO

Maybe you can’t afford ‘lectricity and are stumblin’ in the dark
And homeless veterans may be sleepin’ in your local park
Good jobs and union income might all be long gone
But you ain’t gonna hear no sympathy when you turn the radio on

We play songs ‘bout boots n’ mud, pickup trucks an’ home
grown brew
Cowboy Mom on some beach with a dog an' Margarita, too
But if challenge a corrupt congress, sponsor’s just say “no”
We’re afraid to stand up for the people on muddy channel radio

We claim we’re tough cowboys n’ gals who stand an’ take
our licks
But we’re too scared of our mommas to breathe a word
‘bout politics
Even if we had balls enough to sing 'bout workin’ class woe
You won’t likely hear it played anytime soon on mainstream radio

We spin tunes ‘bout sex n’ booze an’ getting’ down on a
dirty horse
Fightin’ n’ cheatin’ and a little barroom romance, of course
But if we dare declare there ain't healthcare, sponsor’s just
say “no”
We’re afraid to stand up for the people on muddy channel radio

We play songs ‘bout trains, jumpin’ out'ta planes. . . throw in a
little Jesus, too
But if you’re a workin’ stiff we won't likely help you believe he died for you

We claim to love God n' country an' bleed red, white an' blue
But when it comes to freedom of speech we ain’t got a
tick-turd clue
If we protest oil whores' illegal wars, sponsor’s just say “no”
We’re afraid to stand up for the people on muddy channel radio

Now in Nashville there's a social club. . . called Music
Row Democrats
But when it comes to politics heard on radios, Toby Keith
knows they're scaredy-cats

While God’s children take a screwin’, we’re all left jus’ chewin’
Recycled ho hum bubblegum on muddy channel radio
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