"We say that "Black Lives Matter"
Well truthfully they really never have
No one ever really gave a fuck
Just read your bullshit history books
But honestly it ain't just black
It's yellow, it's brown, it's red
It's anyone who ain't got cash
Poor whites that they call trash"
First song that came to my mind and so fitting for the very important vote the Aussies have to cast on October 14th on the following:
A Proposed Law: to alter the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. Do you approve this proposed alteration?
How is this even a question that needs to be voted on. I do hope, all you, that can vote, will strongly vote with YES!
It’s time, the following song is from 1987, for fucks sake, it is time to start doing the right thing.
Edson Velandia is a Colombian artist from Santander that makes very political, very satirical music.
This song was a bit of an anthem in the big protests that gripped the country 2 years ago. In it Velandia wonders why is it that rich people want to get everything for free, while we build the cities, cook the food, drive the buses, grow the food, etc.
Okay, so the theme for #JukeboxFridayNight is #ShowOfHands / #HaveASay (political songs). I think this counts, being an anti-war protest rendition of the national anthem.
The only time I heard an electric guitar mimic bombs and guns.
Back from the hairdresser with a whole foot less hair, so it's only halfway down my back and I can put it in a ponytail without dislocating my shoulder 🥳😂
Here's a tongue-in-cheek entry for #JukeboxFridayNight#HaveASay#ShowOfHands
Today, for #JukeboxFridayNight , themed #HaveASay#ShowOfHands , I'll throw in one of the most powerful song that Nevermore composed about politics and democracy, inspired by the man who faced the tank In Tiananmen Square.
Right, I'm away to get my hair chopped off, so I'll leave you with a quick submission for #JukeboxFridayNight#ShowOfHands#HaveASay
In a bit, cats and kittens 😘🎶