What Have They Done to the Rain

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"What Have They Done to the Rain" is a 1962 protest song by Malvina Reynolds that laments environmental destruction and the threat of nuclear fallout.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anti-nuclear song
protest song
song
composer Malvina Reynolds NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Malvina Reynolds NERFINISHED
firstPerformer Malvina Reynolds NERFINISHED
genre folk
protest music
hasForm ballad
hasInfluenceOn environmental protest music
hasNotableCoverVersion Joan Baez NERFINISHED
Marianne Faithfull NERFINISHED
The Kingston Trio NERFINISHED
The Searchers NERFINISHED
The Seekers NERFINISHED
hasTitleType song title
isPartOf 1960s protest song tradition
language English
lyricist Malvina Reynolds NERFINISHED
notableLyric What have they done to the rain? NERFINISHED
period Cold War NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1962
recordedBy Joan Baez NERFINISHED
Marianne Faithfull NERFINISHED
The Kingston Trio NERFINISHED
The Searchers NERFINISHED
The Seekers NERFINISHED
subject acid rain
radioactive contamination
theme environmental destruction
nuclear fallout
nuclear testing
peace movement
usedBy anti-nuclear movement
environmental movement
yearWritten 1962

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Malvina Reynolds notableWork What Have They Done to the Rain
Malvina Reynolds wrote What Have They Done to the Rain
album "Joan Baez in Concert" hasPart What Have They Done to the Rain
subject surface form: Joan Baez in Concert
this entity surface form: “What Have They Done to the Rain”
The Searchers notableWork What Have They Done to the Rain