Country Singer of Hit Woke-Bashing Song: ‘I Don’t Want My Daughter Growing Up in Liberal-Run America’

As he looked around at a woke-infected nation that was not his America, Austin Moody had something he wanted to say.

And a whole lot of Americans wanted to hear it, which is why Moody’s song “I’m Just Sayin’” hit number 7 on the iTunes country chart as of Monday evening.

Moody said the song he wrote with Mike Loudermilk and Wynn Varble came out of a desire to speak up, according to Breitbart.

“Over the past couple years, I’ve been convicted. Seeing a lot of things happening in this country that I don’t agree with. You sit back and think, ‘what can I do about this?’” he said.

“All I could hope for is when people hear ‘I’m Just Sayin,’’ they just know it was written to say we’ve had enough. We live in a society bent on the destruction of the individual. If you don’t fall in line you’ll be cancelled or destroyed.”

Moody had managed to tune out the clanging of American politics until his daughter was born.

“In today’s world, what we’re dealing with, it’s not just about politics. It’s about a darkness that’s now coming for our children. I’ve got a 15-month-old daughter. I don’t want her growing up in a liberal-run America.”

Making an openly conservative song