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"Washington Bullets" by The Clash - from the Sandanista! album (a reference to the communist rebel group in Nicaragua), the song condemns American anti-communist military activity in Latin America, ending with criticism of other major superpowers during the era
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"Epitaph" by King Crimson
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"Be Not Always", a 1984 song from The Jacksons' Victory LP
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"Nikita" – a love song set against the East German border: the singer describes his crush on a beautiful border guard whom he cannot meet because he is not allowed into the country.
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"Defcon" by Impakt (Dunk Yer Funk Records)
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"Back in the USSR" by the Beatles - expresses the singer's great happiness on returning home to the USSR from the United States; political observers saw it as pro-Soviet.
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