That was what I came in here to suggest…after listening to it for the first time today, on youtube. :eek:
Others…
I’d Love to Knock the Hell Out of You—Hank Williams Jr. Won’t Get Fooled Again—The Who Delia’s Gone—Johnny Cash Defying Gravity—from the Wicked soundtrack A classic Vietnam era cover of “Downtown” You Know My Name—Chris Cornell Back in the Saddle Again—Gene Autry Komm, Susser Todd Death is Not the End—Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds People Aint No Good—(ibid) Burning Bridges—The Mike Curb Congregation Everybody Knows—Concrete Blonde The Green, Green Grass of Home—Tom Jones
Anthem of the Soviet Union—English version, sung by Paul Robeson, with Stalin-era lyrics.
“**The Boy Who Sees Everything” **by The Sun And The Moon. Typical lines; “What am I doing in a job like this; I cast my eyes out over concrete and brick, what a stupid situation.” and "I, I struggle so hard for so little pay, but the sad fact is I couldn’t care less for it anyway. " Or, “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now” by The Smiths?
I remember a military spokesman who said something about using this song to drive Manuel Noriega out of the Vatican embassy when we invaded Panama. I think he said, “We’re not THAT cruel.”
“These Boots Are Made For Walking” - Nancy Sinatra
“Stupid Day Job” - Wally Pleasant
“You Don’t Own Me” - Lesley Gore
“Don’t Let’s Start” - They Might Be Giants
“Go Your Own Way” - Fleetwood Mac
“You Oughtta Know” - Alanis Morissette