@jessewelles: #song

TifaCorn :

born & raised in Appalachia. the turn from yeehaw fuck the law to fascism baffles my mind on the daily. everyone forgot about the company towns and the poisoning of the land & water. it's insane

Edwin McCain :

The kid never misses

Sam Reich :

My heart jumped

Rizzy R :

"day 184 of the 3 day war" is a line that hits so hard.

CJClementineMusic :

The Nerd Reich, that’s brilliant. These lyrics hit so true!

user9483932394734 :

"I got Peter Theil, he listens closer than God" ! Absolutely Gold.

Schweet Meat :

We legit put the biggest dorks and losers in charge of this country…and here we are.

Christhebloke :

Jesse Welles gives me hope the the best parts of America we grew up beside still exist.

jjjjjennifer :

can you nominate a singer for the poet laureate? bc you deserve Jesse.

SailingKona :

I just read this!

Mel Mel :

I saw Jesse and his band play in Omaha a few weeks ago and if anyone has a chance to catch him live, it's an excellent experience. Excellent stage presence and these lyrics got me crying more than once. Powerful voice of our time.

ferlytate :

Respect for pausing the gigs and appearances and getting back to your original format where IMO you are at your absolute best

Bad Sheep Shop :

wow! soo talented 🥲

Her name was Kitty 🩵🩷🧡 :

Anyone else thinking we need a Hair remake starring Welles?

Terry :

Some of the best lyrics I’ve ever heard🔥

user5218723689521 :

Great song and so true we hired a clown and we got the whole circus

StealthKitty :

Sing on Jesse, the voice of America and our discontent.

pat edwards317p :

he is singing what most Americans are thinking

robtdj1 :

AquarianoThaOG :

You’re a candle in the darkness friend

UpLateWithJake :

another banger

Bradly M :

When he said drag Appalachia through shit, my goosebumps crawled with excitement. I love this fucking guy.

Carol Elliott Davis :

Thank you for being you. You were meant to sing us through this catastrophe with candor, truth & talent. The lyrics are awesome! 💙

Tim Toxic :

Thank you sir, voice of the people. In 30-40 years either all this will be deleted or a kid will be listening pondering what it was like to live through this era. Man I hope it's the latter, but I'll be happy I was able to hear these!