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Social Issues in Song

Louise Haynes

Learning about history and songs and the people who made both 英語で学ぶ社会問題を提起する歌。英検2級以上、またはTOEIC450点以上の日本人英語学習者を対象にしています。

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Latest Issues

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I am a Soldier Now

Welcome to new subscribers and regular readers! Thank you for joining me for today’s song, “I am a Soldier Now” by Brian Cullen. Below, you’ll find my interpretation of the lyrics which are written in italics and a YouTube video of the song...

12 days ago
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You've got to be taught to hate and fear

For some newer subscribers, this is a post from 2023 that you might have missed.

16 days ago
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The Wasteland of the Free?

Welcome to new subscribers and regular readers! Thank you for joining me for today’s song, “Living in the Wasteland of the Free” by Iris DeMent. Below, you’ll find my interpretation of the lyrics which are written in italics and a YouTube v...

19 days ago
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Ain't Gonna Let Nobody

Note: I am taking a little break this autumn and will be publishing some updated articles from a couple of years ago.

23 days ago
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