The kids sing this song when starting the resistance movement of the same name opposing Mothers Against Canada, a group that is determined to start a war with Terrance and Phillip. This "medley" contains reprises of "Blame Canada", "Up There", "Uncle Fucka", "Mountain Town"...you get the picture. It is widely considered one of the most popular song
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"Up There"
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"Minorities at my Water Park"
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"Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"
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"I've Got Some Apples"
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Butters often sings to himself when alone and usually gets cut off before finishing. The first time he sang this song was in the episode "You Got F'd in the A". The lyrics vary depending the episode. The most complete performance of the song is in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", just before Paris Hilton abducts him thinking he is a pet.
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"Joseph Smith Was Called a Prophet"
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The song described the story of how the Church of Latter Day Saints, known as Mormons, was founded by Joseph Smith. It describes the founding of the church sarcastically, even singing "dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb" in the background. This was likely done due to lack of evidence to prove that Joseph Smith found the gold plates, as well as talked to God.
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"Rebecca's Song"
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In the episode "Hooked on Monkey Phonics", Kyle falls in love with a girl named Rebecca Cotswolds. The two met at the 15th Annual South Park Spelling Bee Finals. However, Rebecca's parents forbid her to have friends or go outside. Kyle sings the song outside to her window in order to get her to "break her parents' rules".
