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ONWINGS OF SONG
Sex, Orugs,Vulgarity
Far too many of today's songs advocate obscenity, premarital sex, illicit sex,
drugs, the occult, even revolution. Most caring parents wou/d be
shocked if they knew what their children are being told todo-al/ to the sound of m sic!
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Clayton Steep
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parental pressures, we are told, keep deviant films and
books from impressionable children and young people.
But no matter. Corrupting influences reach them anywaJ1-by
means of little transistor radios, live concerts and recorded music,
available to a9y person, any age. You doubt it?
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Then consider the lyrics .of a few currently listed popular ong hits.
Remember, music is a powerful medium.
It
works on moods and
emotions.
It
can stir to action as mere spoken words ca
. Listen to
/1/ustrsled by Don Weller
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