Who’s sorry now – Connie Francis (1958) d617
Right to the end, just like a friend I tried to warn you somehow You had your way, now you must pay I’m glad that you’re sorry now
Might not like me – Brynn Eliliot (2018) d612
Well if you don’t like girls that are stronger than you And if you don’t like girls that are faster than you And if you don’t like girls that are smarter than you Well then you might not like me
Middle of the Road – The Pretenders (1984) d587
The middle of the road is trying to find me I’m standing in the middle of life with my plans behind me
Genius – Warren Zevon (2002) d581
He thinks he’ll be alright but he doesn’t know for sure Like every other unindicted coconspirator
Nameless, faceless – Courtney Barnett (2018) d551
I wanna walk through the park in the dark Men are scared that women will laugh at them I wanna walk through the park in the dark Women are scared that men will kill them
Dark Comedy Late Show – Open Mike Eagle (2015) d548
With kids being murdered just for being black and tall outdoors They respond to demonstrations wearing kevlar briefs When the main problem is nobody respects our grief They say if it bends it’s funny, if it breaks it ain’t though
Impeach the president – The Honey Drippers (1973) d544
Behind the walls, of the White House There’s a lot of things, that we don’t know about Behind the walls, of the White House There’s a lot of things, that we should know about
Running (Refugee Song) – Gregory Porter, Common, Keyon Harrold and Andrea Pizziconi (2016) d524
Running from the place that I know, I’m running, what direction should I go? Keep running, so tired and so worn; I won’t stop until I’m safe and strong.
Jesus children of America – Stevie Wonder (1973) d517
Tell me holy (Holy roller) Holy roller (Are you standing) Are you standing (Like a soldier?) Like a soldier? (Well) Are you standing for everything you talk about? Holy roller Tell ’em Don’t lie to ’em Don’t tell lies (Tell ’em) Don’t lie to ’em
Hell is for children – Pat Benatar (2001) d516
“Love and pain become one and the same in the eyes of a wounded child.” In 2001, she says that they play this song every show “in solidarity for all the children at risk and for all the survivors of abuse so that you know you have a voice and that people do listen and someone […]
