2002
Album : Falso

Dalla pagina "Canzoni scritte per Carlo"del sito www.piazzacarlogiuliani.org.

"WTO (Viva il terrorismo organizzato)", dal ritmo ossessivo, è un chiaro riferimento al G8 di Genova e alla morte di Giuliani.
(da una recensione di Ilario Pisanu)

Contenuta nell'album "Paul Simon", 1972

Poco conosciuta, in quanto contenuta soltanto in "The Paul simon Songbook" (1965), rappresenta una ferma presa di posizione del giovane Paul Simon contro ogni manifestazione di razzismo e di intolleranza. I "tre uomini incappucciati" sono verosimilmente tre esponenti del Ku-Klux-Klan.

“A very early song from the English album, the Paul Simon Songbook. A good example of what I was at. I went to college with a boy named Andrew Goodman who was killed in Mississippi with two others. It was a famous murder: Goodman, Schwaner and Chaney were killed in the summer of '62 or '63. They were killed by the Klan or whoever. And I had been in several classes with Andrew Goodman, and it was the first death I had ever experienced. So I think that was the emotional pool that I was drawing from in that song. I wasn't a harsh critic of my work at the time. I was just beginning to write in a style that was... (continua)