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Mass Republican and Staind Front Man Aaron Lewis pens new TEA Party Anthem

by: Rob "EaBo Clipper" Eno

Sat Aug 14, 2010 at 06:50:04 AM EDT


Update: Earlier this year Aaron's community of Worhtington had to shut down its elementary school. Thus affecting his children.  Instead of whining and looking for a bailout, Aaron is taking things into his own hands and started a charity to reopen the school. Tonight, August 14, 2010, he is giving a performance in Florence MA as a benefit for that foundation. You can learn more here.

The lead singer of the 90s band Staind has just finished recording a country tinged solo album.  On it Aaron Lewis of Worthington, Massachusetts, and registered republican, pens what may become a TEA Party anthem, "Country Boy".  Pay particular attention in the clip below starting around the 3:28 mark.

Got two flags fying 'bove my land
that really sum up how I feel
one is the colors that fly high and proud
the red the white the blue
the other one's got a rattlesnake
with a simple statement made
don't tread on me is what it says
and I'll take that to my grave

Because
This is me I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs.
I'll say it before and I'll say it again
I've never needed government to hold my hand

Thanks Aaron for a great song.

After the jump is his performance of the song at Fort Hood.
Rob "EaBo Clipper" Eno :: Mass Republican and Staind Front Man Aaron Lewis pens new TEA Party Anthem
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It's been my experience (0.00 / 0)
that most of the professional musicians, more so than other performers, I know are very conservative.  I think it may come from the fact that most are in fact small businessmen, playing gigs and needing to pay their own taxes.  

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...ESSAYONS!

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I remember Staind well. I guess Aaron Lewis is something of a "swamp yankee" then.

conservatism is often too stuffy and that perception hurts with certain demogrpahics. I'm a big fan of fighting in the cultural arena.

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LOL - I give you a "5" for that shameless plug you gave yourself.  : )

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