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    "comment": "Live on the Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, May 18, 2005, from Sharon's first session at KEXP!  \n\nOriginally titled \"God Blessed America,\" Guthrie wrote this as a parody of Irving Berlin's \"God Bless America.\" When Guthrie started writing the song in 1940, the last line in the chorus was \"God blessed America for me,\" which Guthrie eventually changed into \"This land was made for you and me.\" It evolved into a protest anthem as generations of folk singers performed the song, but it is often misinterpreted as a patriotic song. The lyrics express Guthrie's belief that the working class should have the same rights as the rich.\n\nIn 2005, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings (who backed Amy Winehouse on the songs \"Rehab\" and \"You Know I'm No Good\") recorded a very soulful version of this song that was used to open the 2009 film Up In The Air, where it accompanied scenes from an airplane's point of view. https://tinyurl.com/5n8846h8",
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