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CoonFire🔥 Song Summary:
What started as a mashup of Billy Joel and Fall Out Boy has become my best original song.
This song is a lyrical journey through the tapestry of contemporary events in 2023.
Incredibly captivating lyrics;
From the fun clever nods to the Depp vs Heard trial,
to woke Bud Light and Mike Pence,
to insurrections and free elections,
to social media trolls, stable geniuses, and border walls,
to fake news in '23, to YouTube killing MTV.
Profound reflections on current events like;
The War ending in Afghanistan
to Israel bombing Hamas,
to unrest over Roe vs. Wade,
to the perplexing question of 'what is a woman?',
to Twitter becoming X and kids switching sex,
to PTSD as a misunderstood disease,
to the ironic injustices like the Proud Boys going to jail, while O.J. Simpson (a murderer) and Bill Cosby (a rapist) being out on bail.
Out-of-this-world references like;
NASA, Mars, and movies like Avatar,
to self-driving electric cars,
to the James Webb Space Telescope, and the creation of the US Space Force,
to the wonders of the Fermi Paradox,
to how much vaccines really rock.
I've managed to encapsulate the essence of the current era in a powerful, thought-provoking song.
I love to intertwine the complexities of current events with musical finesse.
CoonFire🔥 Lyrics written September 2023 by @davidwcoon
- be compassionate and nice to each other...
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"We Didn't Start the Fire" is a song written and published by American musician Billy Joel.
The song was released as a single on September 18, 1989, and later released as part of Joel's album Storm Front on October 17, 1989.
A list song, its fast-paced lyrics include brief references to 118 significant political, cultural, scientific, and sporting events between 1948 (the year before Joel's birth) and 1989, in mainly chronological order.
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