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Advertised rate, points and APR are based on a set of loan assumptions (refer Loan assumptions and disclosures above for important information). It gives it an energy, that element of the fierce urgency of now, that spark that makes the message about lives at stake resonate so profoundly.Chart data is for illustrative purposes only and is subject to change without notice. The Dap-Kings play the brass instruments that transform this into a soulful protest romp. His experience likely influenced “Call To Arms.” Throughout the album, the “sailor” imparts wisdom to his son.Īfter high school, Simpson spent a couple of years in the Navy. Simpson’s song is the finale of his Grammy Award-winning album, “A Sailor’s Guide to Earth,” which was written from the perspective of a sailor out to sea, who does not know if he will ever see his wife and son again. wars any attention.Īs the song is pushed to its climax, Simpson rails against the news media for spreading bullshit. “Nobody’s looking up to care about a drone/All too busy looking down at our phone/Our ego’s begging for food like a dog from our feed/Refreshing obsessively until our eyes start to bleed.”Īmericans are obsessed with social media and would rather promote themselves than pay the cost of U.S. Yet, people cannot pay their fucking bills. Under President Donald Trump, that’s slated to go up even more. The following verse alludes to the incredible amount of money spent on the military and war-making every year. government is sending sons and daughters to die for oil and “to control the heroin.” He hopes his son-or the younger generations-do not grow up and believe they have to “be a puppet to be a man.” It’s Simpson’s way of saying boys don’t have to join the military to become men.
“I done Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran/North Korea tell me where does it end/Well the bodies keep piling up with every day/How many more of em they gonna send,” Simpon sings, referring to war-making and the penchant for war by the United States government. Simpson’s song, “Call To Arms,” starts with the sounds of seagulls and waves, like someone is stranded at sea. The brass part for the song packs quite a punch and has a lot to do with why this antiwar song is such a rousing tune. It was performed on “Saturday Night Live” by Sturgill Simpson. This may be one of the more popular and well-known protest songs from 2016.
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