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Set to the familiar melody of the holiday classic, the song delivers biting satire with lyrics that celebrate freedom, mock liberal figures, and cheer for Trump’s enduring popularity.

Originally recorded in 2001, the classic holiday song is a perfect fit for Greenwood's patriotic and heartfelt style.

Despite his growing fame, Mr. Anthony remains refreshingly humble.

"My friends thought I was alright when I was on the left / God forbid you change your mind / Liberals wishin' for my d*ath."

"Watered Down" is a melancholic middle finger to the pervasive woke music industry

As the dust settles from the election, the song feels prophetic.

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It’s an acknowledgment of the emotional and physical labor men endure to keep families and communities afloat, even when the weight threatens to crush them.

Written by P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri, "Secret Agent Man" was initially created as the theme song for the U.S. version of the British spy series Danger Man, later known as Secret Agent.

The song kicks off with MacDonald’s powerful critique: “America is going woke, the streets are full of fire and smoke.”

Greenwood shared that the goal was to reflect "the rhythm of modern America," and with Drew Jacobs lending his bold, energetic style, they’ve achieved just that.

While the song takes a lighthearted approach with clever wordplay and upbeat rhythm, its message is clear: the influence of Communism is seen as a threat, not only politically but also to personal lives and relationships.

Labeling it the “free thinkers anthem for awareness and empowerment,” Jesslee describes the track as a bold call for those who see through the noise in a world that “often feels like a circus.”