Very true... you got me.

There's too much of that on here already...lol

I assume there are lyrics when the band is practicing playing the song. When the band play s it there would not be lyrics. The weeks of classroom practice and “discussion” on the meaning of the song and other bs is where the fear of attempted indoctrination is.

Back when the show MASH was on TV, our band instructor composed the music for us to play in the band. We played the song for a number of events, and everyone loved it. Someone figured out that the name of the song was "Suicide is Painless" and complained to the school board. We were banned from playing it as it promoted suicide. I wouldn't have even known the song had a name other than "Theme from Mash" if they hadn't made such a deal over it.

It’s actually easy to learn that it is a wind ensemble with no lyrics. Making assumptions that there are deep classroom discussions on lyric interpretation in the name of indoctrination, when there are not even lyrics to discuss seems right on par with this commonly created narrative.

But hey, crank the speakers up in the truck while we blast this country song glorifying getting wasted on beers, smoking reefers and having copious amounts of sex with strangers. Nothing to see here, the artist wears a cowboy hat. Lol

But Hank Jr. ain't a tranny.......
(I think)