Why We Fight
John Wesley Harding · 1992
53 min · 12 tracks
A blend of folk rock and sharp lyrical storytelling that critiques societal norms and political landscapes.
Top tracks — play these first
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Kill the Messenger — Opening the album with a direct confrontation of misinformation, this track sets the tone for Harding's critical examination of truth and accountability.
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Hitler's Tears — This song employs historical references to highlight contemporary issues, showcasing Harding's ability to draw parallels between past atrocities and modern-day conflicts.
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The Original Miss Jesus — With its introspective lyrics and narrative depth, this track illustrates Harding's knack for blending personal reflection with broader societal critiques, making it a standout piece on the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Kill the Messenger 3:41
- 2 Ordinary Weekend 4:34
- 3 The Truth 5:39
- 4 Dead Centre of Town 4:26
- 5 Into the Wind 4:33
- 6 Hitler's Tears 4:32
- 7 Get Back Down 4:18
- 8 Me Against Me 4:51
- 9 The Original Miss Jesus 3:10
- 10 Where the Bodies Are 4:20
- 11 Millionaire's Dream 5:27
- 12 Come Gather Round 4:01
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