Universal Soldier

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"Universal Soldier" is a 1964 anti-war protest song written and first recorded by Buffy Sainte-Marie that became an influential anthem of the 1960s peace movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anti-war song
protest song
single
song
composer Buffy Sainte-Marie NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
describedAs influential anthem of the 1960s peace movement
firstReleaseYear 1964
genre folk
protest music
hasCulturalImpactOn 1960s counterculture
anti-war activism
hasLivePerformanceBy Buffy Sainte-Marie NERFINISHED
Donovan NERFINISHED
hasLyricPerspective second person address to the soldier
hasMessage peace depends on individual choices of soldiers
wars cannot be fought without the consent of individuals
hasNotableCoverVersionBy Chantal Kreviazuk NERFINISHED
Donovan NERFINISHED
First Aid Kit NERFINISHED
Glen Campbell NERFINISHED
Julian Lennon NERFINISHED
hasSubject conscientious objection
critique of militarism
personal accountability in war
responsibility of individual soldiers
includedIn Buffy Sainte-Marie concert repertoire
Donovan concert repertoire
influenced subsequent anti-war songs
isPartOf 1960s protest music canon
Buffy Sainte-Marie discography NERFINISHED
language English
notablePeriodOfPopularity Vietnam War era
originalAlbum It’s My Way! NERFINISHED
originalLabel Vanguard Records NERFINISHED
partOf 1960s peace movement
performer Buffy Sainte-Marie NERFINISHED
publisher Vanguard Records NERFINISHED
recordedAt New York City NERFINISHED
recordingYear 1964
theme anti-war
peace movement
writer Buffy Sainte-Marie NERFINISHED

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Buffy Sainte-Marie notableWork Universal Soldier