File:Let's Impeach The President.ogg

Summary

Non-free media data
Description	Sample of Let's Impeach the President by Neil Young and performed by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The sample contains recordings of George W Bush talking, which are used as part of the song.
Source	Store-bought mp3 from the album Déjà Vu Live.
Portion used	0:24 of 5:42
Low resolution?	Mono, ogg q=4

Non-free media rationale for Let's Impeach the President
Article	Let's Impeach the President
Purpose of use	Showing how audio samples of George W Bush are included in the song
Replaceable?	No free version of song

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