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the_hero wrote:
U2 - Sunday bloody sunday about the civil war in Ireland


Right
Or Nazis, Working Class Hero from Roger.
ITTWWC Would be a good choice, however I think I Want To Break Free really represents the working class in 1900, that would be great for history.
U2 has several good things
I'm Free, I'm Free, And Freedom, Tastes Of Reality
goinback wrote:
If you do something from Live-Aid why not just go for "Do They Know It's Christmas"? ;)


I think "Is this the World We created" is a more powerful song...it criticizes the world for being such a horrid place...
"A man's private thought can never be a lie; what he thinks, is to him the truth, always." - Mark Twain Visit my band's site at: senecafalls.crystalflare.com
<h4><font color=gold>Linda Of The Valley wrote:
FairyQueen wrote:
goinback wrote:
If you do something from Live-Aid why not just go for "Do They Know It's Christmas"? ;)


I think "Is this the World We created" is a more powerful song...it criticizes the world for being such a horrid place...


Yeah I think you should go with Is This The World That We Created.
(You prob have since we've been talking about this for ages!)
:-)


lol....yes
"A man's private thought can never be a lie; what he thinks, is to him the truth, always." - Mark Twain Visit my band's site at: senecafalls.crystalflare.com
Isn't it funny that pretty much ALL the Queen songs w/ political meanings were written by Brian. I guess the others didn't bother with that stuff much
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Awesome-O _4000 wrote:
Isn't it funny that pretty much ALL the Queen songs w/ political meanings were written by Brian. I guess the others didn't bother with that stuff much

yea..I noticed that too..I remember Freddie saying that the songs have no deep meanings except maybe for the one's written by Brian....
"A man's private thought can never be a lie; what he thinks, is to him the truth, always." - Mark Twain Visit my band's site at: senecafalls.crystalflare.com
O yeah, Sunday Bloody Sunday. I'd choose that. That shows an era. Great song aswell.
"I bet you lost your virginity to a mechanical bull"