Best political and protest songs of all time

I don't know if it's because I'm going through political withdrawl - it's November and I'm living in an area with out a significant election this year - or all the talk about health care. Whatever the reason, I've been thinking about political songs a lot lately. So, here are my favorite political or protest songs of all time. They're in order, but I'm sure every time I look at this list I'll want to re-arrange them. BTW, if you're curious about the critera I used for my list, look at my previous post "What makes a great political song?"

1. Ohio - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

2. Cortez the killer - Neil Young

3. What's going on - Marvin Gaye

4. Sam Stone - John Prine

5. Imagine - John Lennon

6. Alice's Restaurant - Arlo Guthrie

7. Shipbuilding - Elvis Costello
8. Fight the Power - Public Enemy

9. Strange Fruit - Billy Holiday

10. Bungalow Bill - The Beatles

11. Kill the poor - The Dead Kennedys

12. Get up! Stand up! - Bob Marley

13. This land is your land - Woody Guthrie

14. Everybody knows - Leonard Cohen

15. Dear god - XTC

16. What's so funny about peace, love and understanding - Nick Lowe

17. Know your rights - The Clash

18. Alabama, God damn! - Nina Simone

19. Southern Man - Neil Young

20. American Rouse - MC5

21. Black steel in the hour of chaos - Public Enemy

22. Sunday, Bloody Sunday - U2

23. People have the power - Patti Smith

24. A change is gonna come - Sam Cooke

25. Maggie's farm - Bob Dylan

26. The man in black - Johnny Cash

27. Not a pretty girl - Ani Difranco

28. Revolution - The Beatles

29. Anarchy in the U.K. - Sex pistols

30. Untitled song for Latin America - Minutemen

31. Alabama - Neil Young

32. You haven't done nothing - Stevie Wonder

33. When the President talks to God - Bright Eyes

34. London Calling - The Clash

35. War pigs - Black Sabbath

36. The guns of Brixton - The Clash

37. Radio, radio - Elvis Costello

38. Peace Train - Cat Stevens

39. Sky pilot - The Animals

40. Won't get fooled again - The Who
41. Fortunate son - CCR

42. The Fish Cheer - Country Joe & The Fish
43. Union made - Woody Guthrie
44. Working Class Hero - John Lennon

45. And the band played Waltzing Matilda - The Pogues

46. Taking care of business - El Vez

47. Stop the violence - Bogie Down Productions

48. Cowboys Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other - Willie Nelson
49. Telegraph Road - Dire Straits

50. Society's Child - Janis Ian
51. Trouble every day - Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention

52. California, Uber Alles - D.K.
53. Waiting for the great leap forward - Billy Bragg
54. The message - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five

55. Homosapien - The Pansy Division
56. Universal Solider - Buffy Saint Marie
57. For What It's Worth - Buffalo Springfield
58. Military Wives - The Decemberists

59. Rockin in the free world - Neil Young

60. 1913 Massacre - Woody Guthrie

61. Give Peace a chance - The Beatles

62. Subdivision - Ani Difranco

63. God save the queen - The Sex Pistols

64. I shot the sherrif - Bob Marley

65. Army Dreamers - Kate Bush

66. The Hurricane - Bob Dylan

67. War - Edwin Starr

68. I ain't marching anymore - Phil Ochs
69. Gimme Shelter - the Rolling Stones
70. Ball of Confusion - The Temptations

71. Sound of da police - KRS One
72. Cheerleaders - Minutemen
73. Across the wire - Calexico

74. Clampdown - The Clash

75. Born in the U.S.A. - Bruce Springsteen
76. Rebel Girl - Bikini Kill

77. I Wanna Conquer the World - Bad Religion

78. Us and them - Pink Floyd

79. Beds are burning - Midnight Oil

80. Is it too late? - World party

81. Redemption Song - Bob Marley

82. Killing in the name of - Rage Against the Machine

83. Oliver's Army - Elvis Costello

84. Never cross a picket line - Billy Bragg

85. I love a man in uniform - Gang of Four

86. They paved paradise - Join Mitchell

87. The queen is dead - The Smiths

88. Tin Soldiers - Stiff Little Fingers

89. God on my side - World Party

90. Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper
91. No god - The Germs

92. Forgive them, Father - Lauryn Hill

93. Notice of eviction - Saul Williams

94. I have forgiven Jesus - Morrisey

95. Youth against fascism - Sonic Youth

96. No Man can find the war - Tim Buckley

97. Talkin' bout a revolution - Tracy Chapman

98. Leagalize it - Peter Tosh
99. Revolution - Mother Earth
100. The Mercy Seat - Nick Cave