A powerful collection of the boldest, rawest, and most unapologetic tracks from Barking Justice Music. From hard-hitting political anthems to heartfelt ballads of struggle and resilience, this playlist is a soundtrack for truth-seekers, rebels, and change-makers. If the system won’t listen, the music will make them hear.

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The Very Best  of Barking Justice Music

A protest anthem for the end of a dangerous era.
“When the Last Curtain Falls” confronts the mythmaking, fear, and betrayal left behind by authoritarian power. With pointed lyrics, a haunting chorus, and a spoken-word call to action, this track marks the death of a political cult, and the rise of civic truth.

For those who still believe in justice, memory, and the American promise, this song is yours.

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When The Last Curtain Falls

Still Not Gone – A Protest Anthem by Barking Justice Music

From Kent State to Flint, from Tuskegee to the border—some crimes never ended. They just changed names.

Still Not Gone is a modern protest anthem rooted in the spirit of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s Ohio, but updated for a nation still haunted by state violence, systemic racism, and government neglect. With harmonies that rise from grief to fury, this song names the moments they want us to forget, and the leaders who let it happen.

Featuring verses on:

The Kent State massacre under President Nixon

The Tuskegee syphilis experiment

The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

Flint’s poisoned water crisis

Family separations at the U.S. border

The Iraq War and COVID inaction

The January 6th insurrection

This is not nostalgia. This is a wake up call to stop the hatred, greed and ignorance.
We name the names. We remember the lies. And we stand ready to fight back.

🎙️ “You can jail the voice, but not the cry. Burn the truth, but it won’t die.”

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Still Not Gone

Neon Distractions (The Epstein File)
This isn’t just about Epstein.
It’s not just about Trump.
It’s about the predators we protect… and the victims we erase.

Neon Distractions rips the mask off America’s elite pipeline of power, abuse, and denial—from private jets to political cover-ups.
It calls out the hypocrisy of MAGA outrage, the complicity of silence, and the way we chase headlines while ignoring the rot.
This anthem isn’t for the faint-hearted—it’s for the truth-tellers, the justice-seekers, and the ones who won’t look away.

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Neon Distractions and the Epstein File

What Have We Become? is a soulful Modern Folk–Gospel anthem that asks the hard questions about who we are and who we’re becoming — as individuals, as neighbors, as a nation. Written with empathy and sincerity, it’s a lament for our fractured trust, our lost connections, and our shrinking capacity for compassion, but it’s also a call to hope and unity.

Built on warm piano, gentle acoustic guitar, and gospel harmonies, the song begins in quiet reflection and rises into a powerful, communal chorus. It’s music for those who believe we can still turn toward each other, still heal what’s broken, and still choose to become something better, together.

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What Have We Become

I’m Your Citizen is a call from the heart to a nation in trouble, an anthem for unity, action, and accountability.
In a time when trust in our leaders is fractured and communities feel the strain, this song speaks to the shared promise between people and the democracy they serve. It’s a reminder that citizenship isn’t just a status,  it’s a pledge, and it goes both ways.

🎙 Why this song matters:
We are not just voters, taxpayers, or statistics. We are citizens, the lifeblood of a living democracy. When we show up for our country, our country must show up for us.

💡 For fans of: Bruce Springsteen, Tracy Chapman, Steve Earle, artists who blend grit, hope, and truth in every note.

🎧 Listen. Share. Stand with us.
Because this is more than a song , it’s a statement.

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I’m Your Citizen

EDGE OF DESTRUCTION — a tribute to the 1965 protest-folk shockwave
A modern protest anthem that tips its hat to the stark urgency of mid-’60s folk-rock while speaking straight to now. Edge of Destruction echoes the raw, close-mic intensity and ticking-clock tension of classic protest recordings—acoustic guitar up front, harmonica replies, tambourine on 2 & 4, rim-snare that blooms into a full, crowd-charged chorus. It’s not nostalgia; it’s a flare in the night.

What it’s about
Authoritarian drift and democratic erosion. Wars abroad and violence at home. Book bans, surveillance, and silencing. Rent spikes, empty cupboards, and a burning planet. Disinformation that drowns the signal. The refrain says it plain: “Over and Over and Over Again.” This is a song for anyone who’s tired of being told “we’re okay” when the clocks say otherwise.

Listen for
Arrangement arc: sparse intro → lean verses → pre-chorus lift → punchy chorus → tom-heartbeat breakdown → double-chorus release → harmonica fade.

Hook moments: the crowd-style chant on “Over and Over and Over Again” and the closing credo.

Credits
Barking Justice Music — words & performance
Production: Barking Justice  Music Productions
Key: E minor · Tempo: ~116 BPM · Guitars, harmonica, bass, drums, tambourine

This track pays homage to Barry McGuire and to the spirit and production aesthetic of mid-’60s protest music while remaining fully original—no melodies, lyrics, or samples from any prior recordings are used.

The Edge of Destruction

From flower child to frontline. I write protest anthems that call out injustice, awaken courage, and remember the country we once believed in. Barking Justice Music is my rebellion.