List of Anti-war Songs - American Civil War

American Civil War

  • "Abraham Lincoln" - Clutch (2009)
  • "Arkansas Grass" - Axiom (1969)
  • "Ben McCullough" - Steve Earle (1997)
  • "Billy, Don't Be A Hero" - Paper Lace (1974)
  • "Charleston Town" - Rob Lincoln (1984)
  • "The Devil to Pay" - Iced Earth (2004)
  • "Gettysburg" - The Brandos (1987)
  • "In The Hills Of Shiloh" - Shel Silverstein (1963)
  • "Johnny Reb" - Johnny Horton (1959)
  • "The Klan" - Richie Havens (1968)
  • "Lone Pine Hill" - Justin Townes Earle (2008)
  • "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" - The Band (1969)
  • "Rebel Soldier" - Waylon Jennings (1991)
  • "Shiloh Town" - Tim Hardin
  • "Silent Reign Of Heroes" - Molly Hatchet (1998)
  • "The Southland's Bleeding" - Waylon Jennings (1978)
  • "Tears of God" - Josh Turner
  • "Two Soldiers" - Bob Dylan (1993)
  • "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" - Patrick Gilmore (1863)

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