The final verse of this song is about the abortion Minaj had during her teens and the regret she experienced afterward. And in the case of Aurélie, she feels ready, we must therefore support her rather than bully her." It's for the girl to decide whether she is able to give life or not, quite simply. When asked if he opposes abortion in an interview, Colonel Reyel stated he does not, and explained the intent of the song: "What I'm trying to evoke in the story is that it remains above all a personal choice. Ī French-language rap song about a 16-year-old who decides to continue a pregnancy despite her parents and friends advising her to have an abortion. Ī song about a priest who becomes involved with a teenage girl whose boyfriend is away at war, then urges her to have an abortion when she gets pregnant, although he regularly protests at the clinic. Constitution to safeguard gender equality and include abortion access. Ī song calling requesting an amendment to the U.S. Ī song that weighs the potential for abortion and capital punishment to change the course of future events. Ī song in which Minaj makes reference to the abortion she had as a teenager.
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Ī song about a woman receiving different advice on how to respond to an unplanned pregnancy. There's idealism and reality, the two have got to come together yet there are always major problems when they do." Ī Spanish-language song written from the perspective of a fetus that comes to terms with the news the woman carrying it intends to have an abortion. People who say that human beings shouldn't have the right to dismiss a human life - they have a point. But the song isn't! This isn't an easy subject to confront head-on. Young commented on the song thusly: "See, personally, I'm pro-choice. "Act of Love" by Neil Young (featuring Pearl Jam) (1995)Ī song about abortion that Young was inspired to record with Pearl Jam after playing it live with the band at a Voters for Choice benefit concert.You know, we're not about stepping on people's toes." Reflecting on the song years after its release, lead vocalist Sonny Sandoval said, "We don't do that stuff anymore, 'cause that's not where we're at. Ī song with an anti-abortion message that was included as a hidden track on the band's debut album Snuff the Punk. "Abortion Is a Crime" by Alpha Blondy (1994)Ī song in which Alpha Blondy expresses his opposition to abortion."Abortion Clinic" by Bo Burnham (allegedly 2004-5)Ī song said to be written when he was 14, highlighting the similarity of pronunciations between the phrases "Feed us" and "Fetus".
"Abortion" by Primate (Marcelo Aliaga) from Chile (1994) The song is focus in the angry vision of baby."Abortion by My Foot" by Lung Butter (1995)Ī punk song about kicking the unborn.Rap song that describes abortion as a "distortion" and states the "world's morals are out of proportion." Ī song about a man so grieved by his girlfriend's abortion that he contemplates suicide. A Piece of Paper" by Gladstone lyrics: "A legal abortion so the family won't knowĪ piece of paper says the problem won't growĪn irreverent duet in which a couple discuss their plans to get an abortion and then mutually declare "killing this baby was the best choice we ever made!".But I'm older now, I could not have known that then." Ī song which criticizes the Catholic Church's position on abortion, featuring the line "Don't hide your shame behind the convent wall/Keep your child or don't give birth at all." I don't think a 19-year-old man should do an abortion song. Considering the album the song is featured on in 2007, he stated, "Some of it, I look back on it and I think, I was 19 and complaining about things I didn't know nothing about. "$19.99 A.D." by Qwel (featuring Robust) (2001)Ī song in which rapper Qwel expresses his anti-abortion views.
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