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#1 For What Its Worth- Buffalo Springfield

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#1 For What Its Worth- Buffalo Springfield

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For what its worth captured the relevant paranoia that people suffered from during the Vietnam era. The song was discussing things like guns and police but other than that this song was very open to interpretation

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This song was recorded the year that Otis Redding died, and it passionately expresses the honest tragedy that was the state of affairs in the US during the war.

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#3 Bad Moon Rising- Creedence Clearwater Revival

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#3 Bad Moon Rising- Creedence Clearwater Revival

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The song having been written during a tumultuous period, indicates an oncoming apocalypse referring to the rising tensions in the US. This song's melody may be upbeat, but its lyrics and intentions are very dark and full of fear.

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#4 A Whiter Shad Of Pale - Procol Harum 

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#4 A Whiter Shad Of Pale - Procol Harum 

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A Whiter Shade Of Pale is a sorrowful tune that on the surface depicts a melancholy love story, but its ideas can clearly relate to the era. This song ended up being massive in the UK and it also struck a cord in the US due to its somber themes

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Bob Dylan's delivery of this harrowing song illustrates the hardships of hate and love. As well as the things he has witnessed that give him this insight.

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This is a song that talks about the consequences of being outspoken as a POC. But on a broader note, it discusses the philosophy of rebellion and uprising.

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This seemingly upbeat tune carries with it romantic lyrics that further develop the "peace and love" culture. Paired with uplifting vocals and keys, the song sets a very euphoric tone.

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This song is about being addicted, phrases like "if you don't watch out it'll stick to you" give this impression. It's easy to think about it as being about drug addiction but it could just as easily be about relationships. This could also be interpreted as being about the heroin epidemic in the 70's, which was a massive problem amongst soldiers in Vietnam.

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#9 okie from the muskogee - Merle Haggerd and the strangers

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#9 okie from the muskogee - Merle Haggerd and the strangers

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Contrary to a lot of art in the Vietnam era, this song expresses support for the men giving their lives in Vietnam, as well as disdain for the hippie movement due to its counterproductivity. And perhaps this song raises some crucial points of criticism towards the validity of counterculture and the cultural revolution.

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This song includes themes from several prominent forms of music, It incorporates funk, psychedelic, and soul motifs. These genres blend to create intrusive beats and entertaining lyrics that construct an amusing tune.