Counter-Culture & Hippies
87 records carry this lyric theme
- The Gas Co. – Blow Your Mind (1965)
- Mac Davis – I Protest (1965)
- Gianni Morandi – C'era un ragazzo che come me amava i Beatles e i Rolling Stones (1966)
- Terry Randall – S.O.S. (1966)
- Bob Linkletter – The Out Crowd (1966)
- Freddy Quinn – Wir (1966)
- Victor Lundberg – An Open Letter To My Teenage Son (1967)
- Bobby Sims – An Open Letter to My Teenage Son (1967)
- The Bojax – Hippie Times (1967)
- Thorndike Pickledish – S. F. Bound (1967)
- Scott McKenzie – San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) (1967)
- Mass Confusion Rock Band – The War Rages On (1967)
- Michigan Stone Foxx – Love Not War (1968)
- Dale McCarren – The Campaign Part III and Chicago Convention (1968)
- Junior Wells – The Hippies Are Trying (1968)
- Various Artists – The Sound of Dissent (1968)
- Pete Seeger – The Torn Flag (1968)
- The Rare Earth – Generation (Light Up the Sky) (1969)
- Jody Irvin – Generation Gap (1969)
- Steve Duboff – In the Peaceful Valley (Woodstock '69) (1969)
- Ernie Maresca – The Spirit of Woodstock (Remains in America Today) (1969)
- Lee Hazlewood – Trouble Maker (1969)
- Larry Murray – Troublemaker (1969)
- Spiro T. Agnew – Comments on Youth, Hippies and Yippies, Draft Dodgers (1970)
- Dean Michaels – Hey Joe (1970)
- Chesley Carroll – Hippie from Mississippi (1970)
- The Youngbloods – Hippie from Olema (1970)
- On the Seventh Day – On the Seventh Day... #1 (1970)
- Branded X – Society and Me (1970)
- The Friends of Distinction – This Generation (1970)
- Chris Morgan – Troublemaker (1970)
- The Jason Garfield – Blessed Are the Protesters (1971)
- Don Daly – Ho Chi (1971)
- Buffy Sainte-Marie – Moratorium (Bring Our Brothers Home) (1971)
- Pete Seeger – Our Generation (1971)
- Stephen Stills – Relaxing Town (1971)
- Rich Little – The Rice Bowl (1971)
- Gene Marshall – What's Wrong With America (1971)
- Matthews' Southern Comfort – Woodstock (1971)
- Mike Whitney – Hard to Be Hip (1972)
- Ian Matthews – House of Unamerican Blues Activity Dream (1972)
- Various Artists – The Son Worshipers (1972)
- Sylvia Robinson – Had Any Lately (1973)
- Holly Near – Oh America (1973)
- Skyhooks – Whatever Happened to the Revolution (1974)
- Joe West – I Died in Vietnam (1975)
- Willie Nelson – The Troublemaker (1976)
- Pierangelo Bertoli – 1967 (1977)
- Joaquín Sabina – 1968 (1978)
- Joaquín Sabina – Canción Para Las Manos De Un Soldado (1978)
- Charlie King – Vaguely Reminiscent of the 60's (1982)
- Stewart Brodian – Where Have the Flower Children Gone_ (1982)
- Michael Jerling – Long Black Wall (1983)
- The Red Rippers – Vietnam Blues (1983)
- Knockabouts – Where's My Vietnam (1983)
- The Bobs – First I Was a Hippie, Then I Was a Stockbroker, Now I Am a Hippie Again (1987)
- Moe Averick – Middle Age Hippie Blues (1987)
- Michael C. Ford – Like Peaches (1988)
- Richard Meyer – Long Black Wall (1990)
- Drive-By Truckers – The Three Great Alabama Icons (2001)
- Tom Russell – East of Woodstock, West of Viet Nam (2009)
- Noize MC – Вьетнам (Vietnam) (2012)
- Negative XP – Cops Beating Down on Hippie Scum at the 1968 Democratic National Convention (2019)
- Trucker Diablo – Woodstock To Vietnam (2021)
- Griffen's Paraders – An Open Letter To My Teenage Son
- Mike Thomas – Bridging the Generation Gap
- Harry Burgess – Chicago Policeman
- J.S. Wescott – Come Home America
- Phil Coley – Don't Go Blamin' Me for Vietnam
- Nancy Cole – Generation Gap
- The Lonesome Valley Singers – God Bless the Working Man
- Dennis Jon – Goodby Woodstock
- Johnny Prytko – Henderick the Hippie
- Billy Orr – Hippietitis
- Jack Williamson – Hippy's Prayer
- Rodd Keith – I'm Proud to Be a Hippie From Mississippi
- Bobby Sisco – Long Shaggy Hair
- Mitzi McCall & Charlie Brill – Miss Goody Two-Shoes Part 1
- Hal Southern – Mom, Apple Pie, the Bible and the Flag
- Mary Juma – Motherhood, Apple Pie, and the Flag
- Mike Roman – Mr. Politician Man
- Jerry Soyka – My Lord Is No Hippie
- The Inclines – The Hippie
- C. Dean Draper – The Only Hippie in Muskogee
- Ol' Mike & Terry Burford – These Are the Times We're Living In
- Shurlie Grant & Grady Smith – To the Parents
- Gene Marshall – Young Generation