"Cottonmouth (Jargon)" by Seabird
I chose "Cottonmouth (Jargon)" by Seabird to represent how the Jews felt towards the Germans and their taskmasters after they were set free (the ones that made it out alive). The Germans treated the Jews so horribly, that using this song just made so much sense. The lyrics even in the first verse show that it's all over and they can't hurt them anymore. "The days you told us to grow up, told us to shut up. They're over, but I promise, words that you said, stuck in our heads, they'll come back to haunt you , to taunt you, keep you from sleeping, keep you from eating," Were just a few lyrics that express this strong feeling toward the Germans. It seems like this song would almost be the farewell song to the Germans saying that what they did to the Jews will come back to haunt them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMdbE9qdmJQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMdbE9qdmJQ
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