Marc Chagall The Concert

1. “Born in the U.S.A.,” Bruce SpringsteenAlmost everybody knows the chorus of this song, but fewer know the rest of the lyrics, which is why Springsteen loudly singing, “I was born in the U.S.A.” is often taken as a patriotic proclamation. However, it’s really about veterans returning from the Vietnam War and facing the harsh realities of how they’re treated post-war. The misinterpretation only grew after both Ronald Reagreligion” is actually a Southern phrase that means to run out of patience or to be very frustrated by a person or situation. This song is actually about having a crush on somebody and constantly looking for assurances that the love is not unrequited.
3. “Every Breath You Take,” The Policean and Bob Dole used the song on their campaign playlists.
2. “Losing My Religion,” R.E.M.When Michael Stipe sang about being in a corner and losing his religion, he wasn’t referring to a a higher power, as many believe