69 Songs About Police (Pop, Rap & More)
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I. Pop Songs About Police
1. I Fought the Law by The Clash
The song is about a man who breaks the law and is pursued by the police. He is eventually caught and put in jail. The song is a commentary on the justice system and how it can be unfair.
2. Copacabana by Barry Manilow
The song is about a man who is reminiscing about a lost love from the Copacabana night club. He remembers all of the good times they had together and how happy they were. He is now alone and regrets letting her go.
3. In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins
The song is about a man who is reflecting on a past relationship. He is wondering if his ex-partner ever thinks about him and if she regrets the way things ended. The song has a feeling of loss and nostalgia.
II. Country Songs About Police
1. I Fought the Law by The Clash
The song is about a man who breaks the law and is pursued by the police. He is eventually caught and put in jail. The song is a commentary on the justice system and how it can be unfair.
2. Cop Car by Keith Urban
“Cop Car” is a song by Keith Urban about a young couple who steal a police car and go on a joyride. They eventually get pulled over by the cops, but the girl manages to talk her way out of it. The song is a light-hearted look at a rebellious act.
3. Highway Patrol by Junior Brown
The song tells the story of a man who is pulled over by the highway patrol. The man is nervous and doesn’t know what to do. The patrolman tells the man to put his hands up and the man does as he’s told. The patrolman then asks the man for his license and registration. The man gives the patrolman his information and the patrolman tells the man to step out of the car. The man does as he’s told and the patrolman asks the man if he has anything in his pockets. The man says no and the patrolman tells the man to empty his pockets. The man does as he’s told and the patrolman finds a gun in the man’s pocket. The patrolman tells the man to put his hands up and the man does as he’s told. The patrolman then asks the man what he was doing with the gun. The man says he was going to shoot himself. The patrolman tells the man to put the gun down and the man does as he’s told. The patrolman then handcuff the man and puts him in the back of his patrol car. The man is taken to jail and the song ends with the man telling the patrolman that he’s never going to shoot himself again.
III. Latest Songs About Police
1. Stand Up by Maurice Brown
The song is about standing up for what you believe in and not backing down. It is an empowering song that encourages people to be brave and fight for what they want.
2. Better Days by Ariana Grande
The song is about a relationship that is going through a rough patch. The singer is telling her partner that things will get better and they just need to hold on.
3. I Am George Floyd by Lil B
“I Am George Floyd” is a song by American rapper Lil B, released on May 29, 2020. The song is in response to the death of George Floyd, an African-American man who was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while in police custody. The song features Lil B rapping about police brutality and racism in the United States.
4. Police by DJ Flow
“Police” is a song by DJ Flow about the police brutality that has been occurring in the United States. The song talks about how the police have been using excessive force against people of color, and how this needs to stop. The song also mentions how the police need to be held accountable for their actions.
5. Blue Lights (Machiavelli Sessions) by WDR Funkhausorchester, Jorja Smith
The song is a slow, sensual R&B track that tells the story of a woman who is trying to seduce a man. She starts by asking him to dance, and then she starts to dance provocatively in front of him. She eventually gets him to come home with her, and the song ends with them making love.
6. F*ck Tha Police by N.W.A.
This song is about police brutality and racism. The lyrics are very explicit and describe various incidents of police brutality. The song also contains strong language and is considered to be one of the most controversial songs of all time.
7. Black Rage by Lauryn Hill
“Black Rage” is a song by Lauryn Hill. It is a ballad about the oppression and struggles of black people in America. The song was written in response to the death of Trayvon Martin.
8. Pig Feet by Terrace Martin, Denzel Curry
The song is about a young man’s journey to find his purpose in life. He starts off by working hard to provide for his family, but eventually realizes that he wants more out of life. He turns to drugs and violence to try to find an escape, but eventually realizes that he is not happy with that lifestyle either. He eventually finds his purpose in life when he starts making music and finds success in that.
IV. Christian Songs About Police
1. Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me) by Casting Crowns
The song is about how Jesus died for our sins and how we are saved by his grace.
2. Stronger by Mandisa
The song ‘Stronger’ is about overcoming difficulties and being victorious in life. Despite the challenges faced, the singer remains positive and looks forward to the future with hope. The lyrics encourage listeners to be strong and to never give up on themselves.
3. Eye of the Storm by Ryan Stevenson
The song is about a person who is going through a tough time and is feeling overwhelmed. They are looking for a way to get through the storm and find some peace. The song is about finding strength in God and trusting that He will get them through the tough times.
4. Heroes by Amanda Cook
The song is about a person who is fighting for their life and struggling to keep going. They are fighting for their dreams and for the people they love. They are fighting for their future and for a better life.
5. The Call by Third Day
The song ‘The Call’ by Third Day is a song about God calling us to come to Him. The lyrics talk about how we all have a choice to make in life, and that we can either choose to follow God or not. The song is a reminder that God is always there for us, and that He is the only one who can truly help us in life.
V. Rock Songs About Police
1. I Fought the Law by The Clash
The song is about a man who breaks the law and is pursued by the police. He is eventually caught and put in jail. The song is a commentary on the justice system and how it can be unfair.
2. Police Truck by Dead Kennedys
“Police Truck” is a song by American punk rock band Dead Kennedys. It was released as a single in 1980 on Alternative Tentacles. The song is about police brutality and corruption.
3. Cop Killer by Body Count
The song is about a killer who is targeting police officers. The killer is angry at the police for what they have done to his community, and he is out for revenge. The song is full of rage and violence, and it makes it clear that the killer is not going to stop until he has killed as many police officers as possible.
4. Lose This Skin by The Clash
The song is about a person who is struggling with their identity. They feel like they are losing themselves and they don’t know who they are anymore. The song is about trying to find yourself and not letting anyone else control you.
5. Pigs (Three Different Ones) by Pink Floyd
The song is about the different types of people in the world, and how they’re all equally terrible.
6. Karma Police by Radiohead
Karma Police is a song by Radiohead about a society controlled by an oppressive force that punishes people for their bad deeds. The song is critical of the government and its use of force to control the people.
7. Don’t Stand So Close to Me by The Police
The song is about a man who is attracted to a younger woman and is trying to keep his distance because he knows it is inappropriate. He is telling her to not stand so close to him because he is trying to resist the temptation.
8. Roxanne by Sting
The song is about a man who is in love with a prostitute. He is trying to convince her to leave her life of prostitution and come away with him.
9. Born in the U.S.A by Bruce Springsteen
This song is about the struggles of the American working class. The narrator is a Vietnam veteran who is struggling to find work and support his family. The song criticizes the government’s treatment of veterans and the working class.
10. Every Breath You Take by The Police
The song is about a man who is obsessed with a woman and is watching her every move.
11. New York City Cops by The Strokes
The song is about the police force in New York City and how they are often corrupt. The lyrics talk about how the police often mistreat people, especially minorities. The song also talks about how the police are often violent and how they often get away with it.
12. Message in a Bottle by The Police
The song is about a man who is sending a message in a bottle out to sea, in the hopes that it will reach someone who can help him. He is stranded on a desert island, and is running out of hope. The song is a plea for help, and a cry for someone to come and rescue him.
13. Police Story by Black Flag
The song is about a police officer who is killed while trying to arrest a suspect. The officer’s partner is left to deal with the aftermath of the tragedy.
14. …And the Mouse Police Never Sleeps by Jethro Tull
The song is about a mouse who is being chased by the police. The mouse is trying to escape and the police are trying to catch him. The song is a race between the mouse and the police. The mouse is trying to escape and the police are trying to catch him.
15. Can’t Stand Losing You by The Police
The song is about a person who is in a relationship with someone who is constantly cheating on them. Despite the pain that this person feels, they can’t seem to bring themselves to leave the relationship.
16. I’m a Police Car by Larry Wallis
The song is about a police car that is bored with its job and wants to do something else. It tries out a few other jobs, but none of them are as exciting as being a police car. In the end, it decides that being a police car is the best job for it.
17. Punk by the Book by Anti-Flag
The song is about how punk rock is more than just a music genre, it’s a way of life. The lyrics talk about how punk rockers are misunderstood by society and how they’re not afraid to stand up for what they believe in.
18. Police on My Back by The Clash
The song is about someone who is being chased by the police. The person is trying to escape and is asking for help from anyone who will listen. The song is full of energy and is a great example of The Clash’s punk rock sound.
VI. Rap Songs About Police
1. Fuck Tha Police by N.W.A.
The song is about police brutality and racism. The lyrics describe how the police treat minorities with disrespect and violence. The song also criticizes the government for not doing anything to stop police brutality.
2. Just a Friendly Game of Baseball by Main Source
The song is about two young men who play a game of baseball, but the game is cut short when one of the players is shot and killed.
3. Sound of da Police by KRS-One
The song is about police brutality and the various ways that it affects the black community. It also speaks to the larger issue of systemic racism in America and how it disproportionately impacts black people.
4. Don’t Die by Killer Mike
“Don’t Die” is a song by Killer Mike. The song is about not giving up, no matter how hard life gets. It is a motivational song that encourages people to keep going and not give up.
5. Who Got the Camera? by Ice Cube
The song is about a man who is being watched by the police and is paranoid that they are going to arrest him. He is asking who got the camera that is recording him.
6. Don’t Shoot by The Game
“Don’t Shoot” is a song by American rapper The Game, released on October 9, 2015. The song features vocals from American singer-songwriter Elton John and is produced by American record producer Boi-1da. The song is a protest against police brutality and racial violence in the United States.
7. Who Run It by Three 6 Mafia
This song is about how the three six mafia are the best and most powerful group around. They are so good that they can even take down the president.
8. No Justice by Immortal Technique
The song ‘No Justice’ by Immortal Technique is a song about the unjust treatment of minorities in America. The song talks about how minorities are disproportionately targeted by the police and the justice system, and how they are often treated unfairly. The song also talks about how the government and the media often ignore the plight of minorities, and how this needs to change.
9. F*ck the Police by N.W.A.
The song is a protest against police brutality and racism. It describes the police as corrupt and abusive, and calls for resistance against their oppression.
10. F.. tha police by N.W.A.
The song is about the police and how they are corrupt and mistreat people, especially those in the black community. The song talks about how the police are always harassing people and how they need to be stopped.
11. Hands Up by Nelly
The song is about a man who is trying to get a woman’s attention by asking her to put her hands up. He is telling her that he is interested in her and wants to get to know her better.
12. Pig Feet by Terrace Martin, Denzel Curry
The song is about a young man’s journey to find his purpose in life. He starts off by working hard to provide for his family, but eventually realizes that he wants more out of life. He turns to drugs and violence to try to find an escape, but eventually realizes that he is not happy with that lifestyle either. He eventually finds his purpose in life when he starts making music and finds success in that.
13. I Am George Floyd by Lil B
“I Am George Floyd” is a song by American rapper Lil B, released on May 29, 2020. The song is in response to the death of George Floyd, an African-American man who was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while in police custody. The song features Lil B rapping about police brutality and racism in the United States.
14. Black Rage by Lauryn Hill
“Black Rage” is a song by Lauryn Hill. It is a ballad about the oppression and struggles of black people in America. The song was written in response to the death of Trayvon Martin.
VII. R&B Songs About Police
1. Hip Hop Police by Chamillionaire
Hip Hop Police is a song by Chamillionaire that criticizes the over-policing of the hip hop industry. The song specifically criticizes those who try to control what artists can and cannot say in their music. Chamillionaire argues that this type of censorship is counterproductive and only serves to silence the voices of those who are already marginalized.
2. 99 Problems by Jay-Z, Linkin Park
The song is about a man who has many problems but still manages to succeed.
3. Every Breath You Take by The Police
The song is about a man who is obsessed with a woman and is watching her every move.
4. I’m a Cop by Simon & Garfunkel
The song is about a cop who is tired of his job. He is sick of the violence and the corruption. He wants to quit, but he can’t because he is a cop.
5. Police on My Back by The Equals
The song is about someone who is being chased by the police. The person is trying to escape and is asking for help from anyone who will listen. The song is fast-paced and has a sense of urgency.
6. Killing in the Name by Rage Against the Machine
The song is about the violence caused by the US government, and how the government is responsible for the deaths of innocent people. The song is critical of the government’s policies, and how they are responsible for the death and destruction that they cause.
7. Mr. Policeman by Rick James
The song is about a man who is being pulled over by the police for a traffic violation. The man is trying to talk his way out of the ticket, but the police officer is not having it. The man then starts to get angry and starts to insult the officer. The officer then draws his gun and tells the man to calm down. The man then complies and the officer lets him go with a warning.
8. Hip-Hop Police feat Slick Rick by Chamillionaire
The song is a commentary on the police’s targeting of hip-hop artists and the African-American community as a whole. Chamillionaire criticizes the police for their hypocrisy and for their use of excessive force. He also calls out the media for perpetuating stereotypes about hip-hop artists and African-Americans.
9. F.. tha police by N.W.A.
The song is about the police and how they are corrupt and mistreat people, especially those in the black community. The song talks about how the police are always harassing people and how they need to be stopped.
10. Body Police by Avant
The song is about a relationship between a man and a woman who are being watched by the “body police.” The woman is afraid of being caught by the police, but the man is not. The song is about the fear and paranoia that can come with a relationship.
11. Funk 49 by James Gang
“Funk 49” is a song by the James Gang. It was released in 1971 as the lead single from the album James Gang Rides Again. The song was written by band members Joe Walsh and Dale Peters. It peaked at number 49 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
12. Better Days by Ariana Grande
The song is about a relationship that is going through a rough patch. The singer is telling her partner that things will get better and they just need to hold on.
13. No Sleep Til Brooklyn by Beastie Boys
The song is about the band’s travels to New York City and their love for the city. They talk about all the different places they’ve been and how they can’t wait to get back to Brooklyn.
14. Bullet in the Head by Rage Against the Machine
The song is about the dangers of blind obedience and the importance of thinking for oneself. It opens with the sound of a gunshot and the lyrics “A bullet in the head / Is what you really need / I’m fed up with your lies / And all your alibis.” The song goes on to describe how people are “livin’ in a world of make-believe,” and how they need to “wake up” and see the truth. The chorus urges listeners to “use your head for something other than a hat rack,” and to “question everything.”
15. F*ck the Police by N.W.A.
The song is a protest against police brutality and racism. It describes the police as corrupt and abusive, and calls for resistance against their oppression.
16. Sandra’s Smile by Blood Orange, Dev Hynes
The song is about a woman named Sandra who is going through a tough time. Despite her troubles, she still manages to smile. The song is a tribute to her strength and resilience.
17. No Police by Doja Cat
Doja Cat’s song “No Police” is a playful and catchy tune that advocates for a world without law enforcement. The lyrics are lighthearted and humorous, but the message is clear: we don’t need police in our lives. Doja Cat’s unique style and sound make this song a fun and easy listen, while the lyrics provide a powerful and important message.
18. F*ck You, I Won’t Do What You Tell Me! by Rage Against the Machine
This song is an anthem for anyone who’s ever been told what to do. It’s a call to arms for those who are sick of being told what to do and are ready to stand up and fight back. It’s a song about rebellion, about standing up for yourself, and about taking control of your own life.
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