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What are green day songs all about?

Green Day is an American punk rock band that has been around since 1986. Their songs often explore themes of adolescence, alienation, and rebellion. Many of their songs are also political in nature and address issues such as the Iraq War, poverty, and social inequality.

Here are some specific examples of Green Day songs and their meanings:

- "Longview" is about the boredom and frustration of life in a small town.

- "Basket Case" is about anxiety and mental illness.

- "She's a Rebel" is about a woman who refuses to conform to societal expectations.

- "Hitchin' a Ride" is about running away from home.

- "Holiday" is about the Iraq War and how it is seen as a "holiday" vacation away from home.

- "American Idiot" is a rock opera that tells the story of a young man living with post-traumatic stress disorder after the War on Terror.

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