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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here. This is part of what makes good music, people. It is controversial. We can pretend Columbine didn't happen - but really, a song about it doesn't mean it "happened more" or "happened less". "Mondays", PPs reference is very similar but didn't have everyone in an uproar because media was very different then (obviously). We had real time coverage of teens running to safety in CO. The Smiths, different PPs reference paralells in that there is cheery music set to "Girlfriend in a Coma". Almost makes you wonder if the "right" lyrics are right. Either way, like it or not, it is a catchy piece of music. If you don't like it, change the station. Hell, we probably won't even have mainstream radio or network t.v. for that matter, in a few years. Then you will have bigger matters to address. Right? Right? [/quote] [b]Controversy does not make good music. Sorry.[/b][/quote] So what should we sing about? rainbows and butterflies?[/quote] That would be James Taylor. Hold hands and sing Kumbaya.[/quote]
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