Earlyer I put a post on here that were lyrics to a song by randy - TopicsExpress



          

Earlyer I put a post on here that were lyrics to a song by randy newman called rednecks It made me sound racist so i wanted to explan the lyrics and i am in now way racist .So Here is what the song is about Rednecks is sung from the perspective of a Southern redneck. In it he expresses his dismay at the way that the North looks down upon The South. In particular the narrator describes his ire at watching a smart-ass, New York Jewmock Lester Maddox on a television program. (This is an allusion to Maddoxs 1970 appearance on The Dick Cavett Show whose eponymous host is actually a gentile.) In response to his frustration at the television show, the narrator goes on to list, sarcastically, a litany of negative qualities that Southerners are reputed to have. He focuses especially on institutionalized racism, or, as the narrator puts it: keeping the niggers down. As the song ends, the narrator turns the knife on judgmental northerners, calling them out as hypocrites.[3] He achieves this by singing that the North has set the nigger free and then sings African-Americans are only free to be put in a cage, and then lists a number of black ghettos in northern cities (i.e. Roxbury in Boston, East St. Louis and Harlem in New York City) The songs final lyric is: They [the Northerners] gatherin em up, from miles around/Keeping the niggers down. Writing in the Los Angeles Times, Randy Lewis said Newman had peeled back the curtain on... bigots and hypocrites with this song.
Posted on: Mon, 04 Nov 2013 12:48:45 +0000

Trending Topics



30px;"> jonathan met wit queen of england. He ask her how do you run such
#ENCA reports Lwendle Residents allowed back on the land. Will get
Crisis hits Jang faction of NGF •Govs fight DGs over letters to
Hi Vis Dual Stripe Mesh Safety Vest, Orange, 4XL Most likely
Editorial: Nov. 3 deadline: Many questions beg answers There are
REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS / REPORTERS SANS FRONTIERES PRESS

Recently Viewed Topics




© 2015