The American Family Association has a new DVD they’re selling — “They’re Coming to Your Town,” all about how a particular demographic minority slowly takes over a small Arkansas town, turning it into … well, it’s just horrible, horrible! Eek!
Of course, maybe you should look at this version first. Feel free to explain to me how it’s fundamentally different.
My iPod was amused by this, since as soon as I clicked to read the two posts, World Party’s – God On My Side came up in rotation:
Well I seen you out there parading
In the streets of your distant land
In your strange caps and clothing
Shouting, “I don’t’t understand.”
But you, you look so loaded
It’s somethin’ I can’t feel
But I’m into some God action
And maybe yours is real
‘Cos I’m falling
I need your God on my side
I need your God on my side
Well I see you objecting so strongly
To the ways of the liberal disease
And your armchair satisfaction
As you narrow the meaning of free
And I dream of a home that is tidy
And a church full of money bees
And I wonder about the suppression
That you get when you’re down on your knees
And I’m falling
I need your God on my side
I need your God on my side
Well I see you thought we could change the world
If we gather round and pray
But it’s just like sending one letter
to more than just one place
But, “Dear God can you help us”
Must be the opening phrase
Cos we’re falling
Need your God on my side
One I can call my own
I need my God on your side
Make a happy home
We need their God on our side
In search of him I will roam
Need our God on our side
Mine got up and left home
You need our God on your
Though my iPod does worry me when Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, Op. 35, CT. 202: Marche funebre comes up.