Thread: Songs for My Radio Show? Your favorites of all time?

You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet by Bachman-Turner Overdrive.

We're Not Gonna Take It by Twisted Sister is a great choice!

There is an interview on Youtube that he did with Neil Cavuto on border security, it was great. I know he did more, I ust saw that one the other night and had to laugh at him, he was showing how ridiculous liberals and politicians can be about the whole issue.

Originally Posted by AE

There is an interview on Youtube that he did with Neil Cavuto on border security, it was great. I know he did more, I ust saw that one the other night and had to laugh at him, he was showing how ridiculous liberals and politicians can be about the whole issue.

I saw that one...and he really DID make a lot of sense!

My music taste is probaly different than, well almost everyone here. Here goes, my punk rock contribution. Old Glory, by Guttermouth:

american flag waving high
protecting it i want to die
i don't know about you man
but i'd rather die
than live under communist rules
let 'em go ahead and try
american flag, red, white and blue
our government doesn't tell us what to do
if you don't like living here
go somewhere else and stay a year
you'll be glad for what you've got
or go to the mid-east and get shot

american flag, makes me proud
****ing commies
i'll yell it loud
try and take away the freedom that i have
you'll be lying dead
with a broken gun in hand.

Shout - Tears for Fears

Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears

What Part of No (Don't You Understand) - Lorrie Morgan

I'm American - Queensryche

and lastly

The Great Divine - Queensryche

I'd reconciled my anger got outside of danger.
I was waiting for some signal, a sign from angels.
When the tide turns against you

it's a strange sensation, a revelation of imagination.
I could change my course and face the flow,
reap the seeds that I had sewn or follow that old river south.

Here's what I found out.

I was standing on the Great Divide looking out across America.
Trying to find my truth, define it for myself.
I died the day when I saw this place.
I saw what I could lose.

A very simple mechanism separates the fool from wisdom.
The lines between us are not real.
Conditioning is what makes us feel ignorant.
And apathy will feed our hate.

So we can never give in.

There I was standing at the Great Divide, looking for the truth in America.
For all that time I searched, when I closed my eyes,
I found the thing I was looking for.
I had it all the time.

So are we standing at the Great Divide?
Is there hope for America?

Take the flag we wave, the freedoms that we sing.
Without respect for one other,
it doesn't mean a thing.

Nothing wrong with the style, it is what is being said that is most important Bearflag (me: mother, grandmother, likes hard rock).