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We begin with a look at our lesser known presidents, courtesy of the children of Springfield Elementary. | 
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Brad Neely delivers an accurate tribute to our first president. | 
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Need a quick history lesson on our rarely discussed 11th president?  They Might Be Giants have got you covered. | 
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This may not be specifically a presidential song, but thanks to the video, it will forever be tied to our best commander-in-chief. | 
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Here's a more "dignified" look at Lincoln.  Bishop Allen compares him to other political figures taken down in their prime.  (And there is a little crass jab at Reagan as well.) | 
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Speaking of, Stephen Sondheim created a musical dedicated to famous assassins and attempted-assassins.  Here is Czolgosz's number, as he prepares to assassinate McKinley. | 
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Lastly, here's a more somber and dignified look at the assassination of JFK shortly after his death. | 
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David Bowie takes his digs at Nixon after a visit to the U.S. left him less than optimistic. | 
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Apparently, this song is intended to be a Jimmy Carter rally song, encouraging the president to fix the country's problems.  With a whip. | 
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Sorry for including another Reagan song, but the man seemed to inspire a lot of music. | 
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Remember when all the surviving presidents of the U.S. formed a band?  They produced some pretty awesome music.  Sure, I know you like "Peaches," but "Lump" is my jam. | 


 
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