LONDON (AP) – Van Morrison has never held back for years. Why start now?
The Onav year-old singer-songwriter is not exactly following what governments around the world think about lockdown restrictions in response to coronavirus.
Morrison, whose decade as a musician produced classic hits such as “Brown Eyed Girl.” “Gloria” and “Mundance” announced on Friday that they were releasing three protest songs calling for the lifting of restrictions on routine activities.
In ‘Nor More Lockdown’, Northern Irishmen say Curbs will enslave people, effectively label the British government as a “fascist rogue”, denounce scientists for “telling us what we thought” and call scientists “crooked”. To make ”says. Facts. ”
“I’m not telling people what to do or what to think. The government is already doing a great job, “Morrison said. “It’s about freedom of choice. I believe people should have the right to think for themselves.”
Morrison, who was knighted in 2016 for his services to music and tourism in Northern Ireland, was “born to be free” and “like I was a walkout.” The first film is set to release on September 25, followed by two more songs a month later.
Morrison, or “Van the Man”, as he is affectionately known by his Legion of Fans, plans to release songs during his next show at the London Palladium.
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