SouthernN'Proud
Southern Discomfort
from tonguetied.us
A high school marching band has been forbidden from playing a Charlie Daniels song at an upcoming bowl game because of fears that it might cross the line between church and state, according to the Washington Post.
The band at C.D. Hylton High School in Prince Williams County wanted to play Daniels' "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" during an upcoming appearance at the Peach Bowl.
A local resident, however, complained in a letter to the Potomac News, that a song about the devil was an inappropriate insertion of faith into the repertoire of a public school band. The band's director, Dennis Brown, pulled the song from the playlist.
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Most likely this local vocal won't even be at the game, yet the overwhelming urge to stick his/her nose in and bitch was just so strong, so impossible to deny, that now everyone's business has been minded. How thoughtful.
IT'S A SONG, FOR CRYIN' OUT LOUD!
Sheesh.
A high school marching band has been forbidden from playing a Charlie Daniels song at an upcoming bowl game because of fears that it might cross the line between church and state, according to the Washington Post.
The band at C.D. Hylton High School in Prince Williams County wanted to play Daniels' "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" during an upcoming appearance at the Peach Bowl.
A local resident, however, complained in a letter to the Potomac News, that a song about the devil was an inappropriate insertion of faith into the repertoire of a public school band. The band's director, Dennis Brown, pulled the song from the playlist.
**end**
Most likely this local vocal won't even be at the game, yet the overwhelming urge to stick his/her nose in and bitch was just so strong, so impossible to deny, that now everyone's business has been minded. How thoughtful.
IT'S A SONG, FOR CRYIN' OUT LOUD!
Sheesh.