Grant MacDonald

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1 ContributorUganda’s Evil Regime LyricsYo, what do I see from space?
A fucking piece of shit?
The President of Uganda
What a fucking monster
Yo

And you think he is bad
For putting gays to death?
Tony Perkins, Family Council in USA
Already incited for hate crimes
And Reverend Charles McVety in Canada
Pieces of shit

Yo, insane religious lunatics should be locked up forevermore
Fucking Trump for setting up the Supreme Court against gays
Homophobic pieces of shit with hate in their eyes and evil in their hearts
Religious lunatics and hatе mongers
Evil scum fuckers
Yo

The Prеsident of Uganda, what a piece of shit
What a prick

Yo, time we love each other and deal with our hearts
Instead of tearing the world apart
Yo
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A written word, written by men
The Torah, Leviticus bullshit
Rabbinical and priestly rules taken out of context
Against gays, yo
Bigotry, hatemongering and evil, fuckheads

Yo
Time we call in the way they are
Look up the word evil in the dictionary
And there they are
Tony Perkins, Family Research Council from the United States
Charles McVety from Canada
The President of Uganda
Fuckheads, scum fuckers
Who should be locked up forevermore
In an insane asylum
Yo

To take us back into the dark ages
Fucking evil scumfuckers
Yo
Time we deal with love and respect for each other and dignity
Fucking Uganda, the Commonwealth should kick them the fuck out
And treat them like the scum fuckers they are
Yeah President of Uganda
Fuckhead and the Sultan of Brunei too
To incite such evil and hate upon the Earth
Total fucking evil scumfuckers
Yeah President of Uganda
Every time you take a shit
Every time you see a turd of shit in the toilet
Before you flush it down
Know that you're looking at yourself
A piece of shit
Hate mongering fuckhead
Scumfucker
That's what you are

How dare you treat the gay community in Uganda with such hate
Such a piece of shit, scumfucker
I hope you go straight to fucking hell you piece of shit
And know that the gay community rises above such evil

Yo, what do I see from space?
A fucking piece of shit?
The President of Uganda
What a fucking monster
Yo

And you think he is bad
For putting gays to death?
Tony Perkins, Family Council in USA
Already incited for hate crimes
And Reverend Charles McVety in Canada
Pieces of shit
Yo, insane religious lunatics should be locked up forevermore
Fucking Trump for setting up the Supreme Court against gays
Homophobic pieces of shit with hate in their eyes and evil in their hearts
Religious lunatics and hate mongers
Evil scum fuckers
Yo

The President of Uganda, what a piece of shit
What a prick

Yo, time we love each other and deal with our hearts
Instead of tearing the world apart
Yo

Religious lunatics using the Bible
A written word, written by men
The Torah, Leviticus bullshit
Rabbinical and priestly rules taken out of context
Against gays, yo
Bigotry, hatemongering and evil, fuckheads

Yo
Time we call in the way they are
Look up the word evil in the dictionary
And there they are
Tony Perkins, Family Research Council from the United States
Charles McVety from Canada
The President of Uganda
Fuckheads, scum fuckers
Who should be locked up forevermore
In an insane asylum
Yo

To take us back into the dark ages
Fucking evil scumfuckers
Yo
Time we deal with love and respect for each other and dignity
Fucking Uganda, the Commonwealth should kick them the fuck out
And treat them like the scum fuckers they are
Yeah President of Uganda
Fuckhead and the Sultan of Brunei too
To incite such evil and hate upon the Earth
Total fucking evil scumfuckers

Yeah President of Uganda
Every time you take a shit
Every time you see a turd of shit in the toilet
Before you flush it down
Know that you're looking at yourself
A piece of shit
Hate mongering fuckhead
Scumfucker
That's what you are

How dare you treat the gay community in Uganda with such hate
Such a piece of shit, scumfucker
I hope you go straight to fucking hell you piece of shit
And know that the gay community rises above such evil

Yo, what do I see from space?
A fucking piece of shit?
The President of Uganda
What a fucking monster
Yo

And you think he is bad
For putting gays to death?
Tony Perkins, Family Council in USA
Already incited for hate crimes
And Reverend Charles McVety in Canada
Pieces of shit

Yo, insane religious lunatics should be locked up forevermore
Fucking Trump for setting up the Supreme Court against gays
Homophobic pieces of shit with hate in their eyes and evil in their hearts
Religious lunatics and hate mongers
Evil scum fuckers
Yo

The President of Uganda, what a piece of shit
What a prick

Yo, time we love each other and deal with our hearts
Instead of tearing the world apart
Yo

Religious lunatics using the Bible
A written word, written by men
The Torah, Leviticus bullshit
Rabbinical and priestly rules taken out of context
Against gays, yo
Bigotry, hatemongering and evil, fuckheads

Yo
Time we call in the way they are
Look up the word evil in the dictionary
And there they are
Tony Perkins, Family Research Council from the United States
Charles McVety from Canada
The President of Uganda
Fuckheads, scum fuckers
Who should be locked up forevermore
In an insane asylum
Yo

To take us back into the dark ages
Fucking evil scumfuckers
Yo
Time we deal with love and respect for each other and dignity
Fucking Uganda, the Commonwealth should kick them the fuck out
And treat them like the scum fuckers they are
Yeah President of Uganda
Fuckhead and the Sultan of Brunei too
To incite such evil and hate upon the Earth
Total fucking evil scumfuckers

Yeah President of Uganda
Every time you take a shit
Every time you see a turd of shit in the toilet
Before you flush it down
Know that you're looking at yourself
A piece of shit

Welcome to my review of the powerful and thought-provoking song, "Uganda's Evil Regime" by Grant MacDonald. As a music expert with over 20 years of experience, I am here to provide you with a detailed and engaging description of this captivating track.

In "Uganda's Evil Regime," Grant MacDonald confronts the social and political issues that have plagued Uganda for years. Through his music, MacDonald sheds light on the struggles faced by the Ugandan people under an oppressive regime, allowing listeners to delve into the complexity of their experiences.

MacDonald's powerful lyrics and evocative melodies create a gripping narrative, drawing listeners into the heart-wrenching reality of life under an oppressive government. The song serves as a platform for MacDonald to express his solidarity with the people of Uganda, amplifying their voices and raising awareness about the injustices they face.

About Uganda’s Evil Regime

"Uganda's Evil Regime" is a deeply moving composition that showcases Grant MacDonald's prowess as both a songwriter and a musician. The song's lyrics eloquently capture the struggle and resilience of the Ugandan people, offering a potent commentary on the state of affairs in the country.

MacDonald's emotive vocal delivery and skillful use of melody contribute to the palpable sense of urgency and despair permeating the track. The hauntingly beautiful soundscapes and atmospheric production elevate the emotional impact of the song, immersing the listener in the essence of the Ugandan experience.

Lyrically, "Uganda's Evil Regime" paints a vivid picture of the hardships faced by the Ugandan people. MacDonald's storytelling abilities shine through as he weaves together tales of oppression, corruption, and the indomitable spirit of those who yearn for change. The lyrics contain powerful imagery that allows listeners to connect on a deeply emotional level, eliciting empathy and inspiring action.

One of the strengths of "Uganda's Evil Regime" lies in its ability to tackle such weighty subject matter without sacrificing musicality or accessibility. MacDonald strikes a delicate balance between the gravity of the message and the need for an engaging musical composition. The song manages to be both thought-provoking and enjoyable to listen to, making it all the more impactful.

Furthermore, "Uganda's Evil Regime" benefits from the authenticity and sincerity that Grant MacDonald brings to his music. It is clear that he has taken the time to research and understand the situation in Uganda, allowing him to approach the subject matter with depth and respect. His genuine empathy shines through in every line, creating a powerful connection between the artist, the song, and the audience.

As I conclude this description, I must commend Grant MacDonald for his bravery in using his platform to shed light on the struggles faced by the Ugandan people. "Uganda's Evil Regime" serves as a poignant reminder of the power of music to ignite social change and raise awareness about important issues. This song is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a call to action for all who listen.

If you are ready to be moved, enlightened, and inspired, "Uganda's Evil Regime" by Grant MacDonald is a must-listen. Prepare to embark on a musical journey that will challenge your perception and leave an indelible mark on your soul.

• Release Date: October 11, 2019
• Artist: Grant MacDonald