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If only Limbaugh the Hutt would take your advice the world be a much better place; but then there's O'Reily, Beck, Hannity, Coulture (ad nasuem.) So, unless we can get all of 'em in one room and blow it up I'm a-feared there's not a whole lot we can do.

Listen to the Terry Jacks song called Concrete Sea; tell me they are not very similar sounding.

What a sweet song from my past. Thanks.

I've been looking for this song for nearly 40 years. finally found it thanks to the Music Choice. channel.

Had no idea that Hot Chocolate did this one. Wow.

The lead singer has a kind of David Bowie-esgue sound to his voice; without the high notes, of course.

Irelandforeveralways -I grew up with Sizemore. SOB borrowed 20 bucks from me 30 years ago for a bag of dope. Never paid me back. Bastard.

Utah's gone, but we still have Billy.

LVCrocky -sure dude, whatever you say.

MistoxDiaore -I too am a atheist (okay, I'm either a atheist with agnotstic leanings, or an agnostic with athesitc tendencies) and I also find this song beautiful. But then, some of my favorite songs are religious in origins; Elvis' Amazing Grace, Bruce Springsteen signing Satan's Jewel Crown, Jo...

Rob Ritchie (spelling?) unlike his doppleganger; Marshall Mathers, does have some talent, and that's a good thing.

One of Tom Jones' best. A most vastly unappreciated tune; thanks for posting.

There have been precious few albums better than Boomtown.

The best song from one of the best (and unrecognized) albums....EVER!

yorkshire13579 -you had Thatcher, we had Ronnie Ray-Gun; twin brothers and sisters of different mothers. I feel your pain.

tesorofall -so tell me, does insanity run in your family, or are you the first?

kkrisse28 -unfortunately, save for WWII (as well as the Civil and Revolutionary Wars), EVERY single US soldier that had perished in every single one of our wars, well sir, that man has not paid the ultimate sacrifice, HE HAS BEEN SACRIFICED. Sacrificed at the altar of human greed. And there is a ...

Great song; horribly mediocre band, though.

Take a pill thesamanthabo, the song a joke (you know, as in funny); and a damn brilliant one at that.

UAGRanger -you are wise beyond you years, young man/woman.

She has a marvelous voice. Outstanding, I tell you what.

paperdain -you are kidding right? Gump (the book) was one of the worst pieces of goat tripe I've ever read, whereas the movie was brilliant! You are one strange cat, I tell you what.

Al is a genuis. End of story.

djparrish -Realy? Cause it's a song about a guy dying in a senseless war. That makes you laugh. You are one screwed up dude, dude.

Well hells bells, if it ain't that neo-consrevative, flag waving fascist jerk off Ted Nugent.

F# ck him!!!!

leeharvey....-maybe that's because today's pop muisic is pure goat tripe, whereas the stuff from the 60's was balls to the wall great. Ever think of that, hmmmmm?

LMCman2010 -please, just consider the source and take their slings as a badge of honor. What's that saying "Forgive them, they no not what they say."

Or, should you predfer, "Srew 'em; bunch of homey's and hoods and white boys who think they black."

And on the eve of America's observation of Labor Day (the world's Labor Day is May 1'st; May Day) Joe Hill gets a shout out. Why do f*ckin muscians know more about the history of this nation, as far as labor is concerned, than do it's working class.

I think I can answer that.....because American...

If I'm down to my last breath, this may well be the song I wish to go out to. Thanks. You and your dad are, as the kids say, the bombed.

Oh my, and still no comments other than my own. This may well be the greatest song that absolutely NO ONE else knows about.

Wow.

Despite the overwhelming % of likes v dislikes, how does one not like this?

Let me guess, they're fans of either Journey or Marshal Mathers; who goes by the name of M & M (or something like that.)