Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again.

So tonight we're going to talk about music and how it captures a point in history sometimes,

a moment in time, better than anything.

The sad part about this phenomenon

is that a lot of times,

the songs we don't really get to hear them until 10 years or 20 years later because the songwriter they wrote about what they saw around them and it was

something they were passionate about wasn't really for an audience so people didn't get to hear it until much, much later.

This is something that happened several times throughout history.

And the idea that a moment can capture a point in time like that.

It's played out in every movie about the past ever.

You know, if you believed movies you would think that every

huey in Vietnam was blasting c-c-c-c-r the entire time because those songs connect us to that period in time and they capture the moment.

So there's a song that I heard recently and I think it is very fitting.

It could be the theme of 2020 from where I'm standing. So we're going to listen to it. You are about to hear Tom Burton

perform his song. I bet you can hear us now.

You can hear us now.

As you pouring out into the streets and we're going to tear it down.

We're all marching to the same need and we won't be turned around.

Back to how it was before we're gonna stand our ground.

He ain't gonna take any more.

If you can look back to history, witness the misery imposed by those from the top.

Be a world leader, supremacy feeders, the judges, the courts are the cops. Epidemic extortion of epic

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