Rattle wrote:
] Elonka wrote:
] ] I've been wracking my brain trying to remember if the lyrics
] ] on the show last night were the same as in the posted lyrics
] ] of the song here. I could have sworn that there was some
] ] direct reference to Iraq last night, but it may have just been
] ] implied because of the context of the rest of the show, and
] ] how anybody saying "this war," today, is really referring to
] ] the War on Iraq.
] ]

] No, I am pretty sure you are correct, that there was direct
] reference to Iraq in the song. The version played on
] Moneyline last night was live, these are the lyrics for the
] album version. Its likely possible that the live version had
] an extra verse or something like that.

And here's some verification of the songwriter's intent, since at his personal site, http://www.darrylworley.com/, it specifically says:

Country artist Darryl Worley is first out of the gate with a record that endorses war with Iraq.

I guess with all the celebrities that are shouting, "No war!" it doesn't surprise me that there are also some shouting, "War!" I just get the heebie-jeebies at *any* celebrities trying to sway public opinion on such an important matter, especially when so few of them are actually informed on the issues.

RE: Propaganda Moment