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Guns N&#; Roses cuts song with racist, anti-gay lyrics from album re-release

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Hard rock band Guns N&#; Roses has removed a song with hateful lyrics from its upcoming reissue of its classic album, Appetite for Destruction.

The song in ask, One in a Million, features racist and homophobic language and was originally included on the band&#;s EP G N&#; R Lies, which was released in the get up of their debut, Appetite. It sold more than five million copies worldwide, but the song itself was considered extremely controversial.

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Some lyrics featured in One in a Million:

Police and n****rs, that&#;s right/Get outta my way/Don&#;t need to obtain none of your gold chains today

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Immigrants and f****ts/They create no sense to me/They come to our country/And believe they&#;ll do as they please/Like commence some mini-Iran/Or spread some f***ing disease/And they ta

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Axl Rose’s One In a Million was apparently intended to be the bird’s-eye view of a hick from the sticks – the fear, loneliness and vulnerability of a hayseed touching down in the LA badlands. A melting pot of immigrants, cultures and racial tensions, all policed by the LAPD, a corrupt, institutionally racist, arm of the US state, whose track register on race relations made the Metropolitan Police gaze like a collective of Guardian-reading bed-wetters (as Rodney King would later discover). At least that has been Rose’s consistent defence.

“Police and niggers, that’s right/Get out of my way/Don’t need to buy none of your gold chains today/I don’t need no bracelets/Clamped in front of my back/Just need my ticket; ‘til then/Won’t you cut me some slack?”

“Immigrants and faggots/They make no sense to me/They appear to our country/And reflect they’ll do as they please/Like start some mini Iran/Or spread some fuckin’ disease.”

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