MP3 Earl T. - Another Kid
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Punk Rock
2 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Grunge
Details:
âAnother Kidâ is a song that captures teenage rebellion. Itâs a unique blend of teen angst and intelligent introspection, with a sound that combines the melodic insights of Green Day with the kinetic fury of the Ramones.
âModern Day Scroogeâ was written after I watched the documentary, âEnron: The Smartest Guys in the Room.â I was angered by the way the executives lied and manipulated their companyâs financial records to inflate stock values when they knew the company was floundering. These executives quietly began selling off their stock in their own company and the eventual fall of Enron led to thousands of investors losing their life savings. The executiveâs greed was worse than that of the social injustice written about in Charles Dickens tale, âA Christmas Carol.â At least, Ebenezer Scrooge had a change of heart at the end of story.
2 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Punk, ROCK: Grunge
Details:
âAnother Kidâ is a song that captures teenage rebellion. Itâs a unique blend of teen angst and intelligent introspection, with a sound that combines the melodic insights of Green Day with the kinetic fury of the Ramones.
âModern Day Scroogeâ was written after I watched the documentary, âEnron: The Smartest Guys in the Room.â I was angered by the way the executives lied and manipulated their companyâs financial records to inflate stock values when they knew the company was floundering. These executives quietly began selling off their stock in their own company and the eventual fall of Enron led to thousands of investors losing their life savings. The executiveâs greed was worse than that of the social injustice written about in Charles Dickens tale, âA Christmas Carol.â At least, Ebenezer Scrooge had a change of heart at the end of story.
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