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JRSmith
Member since Oct 24, 2012
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Re: “Charleston musicians get political with their lyrics”
Let's not forget that EVA's earlier songs included such "progressive" lyrics as, and I quote: "All girls are sluts, they deny it, but they will ruin your life" and "Jesus loves you, deal with it f*ggot." Don't get me wrong, it's good (and quite surprising) to see that they are spreading a pro-gay rights message now and at the end of the day I'll support any DIY band from our city, but I guess their earlier lyrical themes will always leave a bitter taste in my mouth.