Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival

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In this anti-Vietnam war ballad CCR claims that the less fortunate among us are forced to bear burdens that the children of the well-connected and well-off do not. Do these groups bear different responsibilities or are there actually higher costs for some to join the army than others?

from Fortunate Son (1970)

Creator: Creedence Clearwater Revival

Posted by Brian ORoark

Keywords

• ccr
• economics
• income inequality
• costs and benefits
• music for econ