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Listen: Modern Baseball Share New Anti-Donald Trump Song - “Bart to the Future Part 2: The Musical”

Song Part of the Anti-Trump "30 Days, 30 Songs" Project

Nov 07, 2016 Modern Baseball Photography by Jessica Flynn Bookmark and Share


Modern Baseball has shared a new anti-Donald Trump song, “Bart to the Future Part 2: The Musical,” as part of the “30 Days, 30 Songs” (now expanded to 50 songs) anti-Trump campaign put together by author/publisher Dave Eggers and Death Cab for Cutie manager Jordan Kurland. Modern Baseball’s latest album, Holy Ghost, came out back in May. Watch the lyric video below.

The band released this statement about the song:

“It was impossible to say EVERYTHING we wanted to say about Trump. We knew that by looking at him as a peer, rather than this untouchable figure, we could judge and treat him like any other greedy, self-centered, short-tempered, racist, sexist, unqualified person you meet in everyday life. Still, knowing that name calling will get you nowhere - we kept our examples generalized so that listeners can come to their own conclusions about how Trump really is, and how he would be as POTUS.”

The “30 Days, 30 Songs” project will feature at least one song a day until election day. It was launched with Death Cab for Cutie’s anti-Trump song “Million Dollar Loan,” and includes Jim James’ video for “Same Old Lie,” Franz Ferdinand’s “Demagogue,” Thao’s “Before You Vote,” EL VY’s “Are These My Jets,” two songs by Moby (“Trump Is on Your Side” and “Little Failure”), Jesu/Sun Kil Moon’s “The Greatest Conversation Ever in the History of the Universe,” clipping.‘s “Fat Fingers,” Mirah’s “No Guns No Guns,” The Long Winters’ “Make America Great Again,” Jimmy Eat World’s “My Enemy,” Kyle Craft’s “Before the Wall,” Tim Heidecker’s “Trump’s Pilot,” and a video of Andrew Bird and Jim James performing an updated version of “Sic of Elephants.”



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