Lead Belly - Mr. Hitler

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Intro
Do it again I didn't understand you that time
Take it easy
Yes, yeah Mr. Hitler

Verse 1
Hitler started out in nineteen-hundred-and-thirty-two
Hitler started out in nineteen-hundred-and-thirty-two
When he started out, he took the homes from the Jews

Chorus
We're gonna tear Hitler down, we're gonna tear Hitler down
We're gonna tear Hitler down someday
We're gonna bring him to the ground, we're gonna bring him to the ground
We're gonna bring him to the ground someday

Verse 2
When Hitler started out, he took the Jews from their homes
When Hitler started out, he took the Jews from their homes
That's one thing, Mr. Hitler, you know you done wrong

Chorus
We're gonna tear Hitler down, we're gonna tear Hitler down
We're gonna tear Hitler down someday
We're gonna bring him to the ground, we're gonna bring him to the ground
We're gonna bring him to the ground someday

Verse 3
You ain't no iron, you ain't no solid rock
You ain't no iron, you ain't no solid rock
But we American people say "Mr. Hitler, you is got to stop!"

Chorus
We're gonna tear Hitler down, we're gonna tear Hitler down
We're gonna tear Hitler down someday
We're gonna bring him to the ground, we're gonna bring him to the ground
We're gonna bring him to the ground someday
 
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"Mr. Hitler" by Lead Belly is a powerful and defiant song that speaks out against the atrocities committed by Adolf Hitler during World War II. The lyrics highlight the injustices faced by the Jewish population at the hands of Hitler, and call for his downfall and defeat. Lead Belly's commanding vocals and strong guitar playing add to the intensity of the song, making it a passionate and impactful protest against tyranny and oppression. The chorus, with its repeated assertion that Hitler will be brought down, serves as a rallying cry for justice and resistance. Overall, "Mr. Hitler" is a poignant and stirring reminder of the importance of standing up against hatred and injustice.

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Leadbelly was a folk-blues musician who began playing instruments at a young age, eventually mastering his signature 12 string guitar.

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Huddie Ledbetter aka “Leadbelly” earned his nickname for violent behavior and ability to drink moonshine. Leadbelly didn’t sell many records, but his folk music was later discovered and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.

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