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There are two other songs I always group with "Born in the USA" that also can be considered to have jingoistic titles but are actually critiques of jingoism and shallow-minded thinking:
And another artist from the 1970s who were known for their political and social commentary music was Chicago. And from their "Chicago Transit Authority" album...
Chicago- Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is with Lyrics
And the five songs from the "Elegy" suite. One vocal and four instrumentals whose titles speak for themselves. Plus, the instrumental, Man vs. Man- The End.
Chicago - Elegy - When All the Laughter Dies in Sorrow
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the the~violence of truth/armageddon days are here (again)
