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Dixie Chicks Sing In Front of Picture of Trump With Devil Horns

Christine Rousselle
Christine Rousselle | June 05, 2016 12:10 PM

The Dixie Chicks are no stranger to controversy when it comes to criticizing Republicans, and the group doesn't hold back in their new world tour: they sang their song "Goodbye Earl" in front of a picture of Donald Trump with devil horns.

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"Goodbye Earl" is about killing an abusive husband.

I mean...edgy, I guess?

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