Original sentence: "   Also, The Consumer Goods in their song Hockey Night in Afghanada from the album The Anti-Imperial Cabaret, while the song is mostly talking about the increasing pro-war propaganda on Hockey Night in Canada at the beginning they state "Fuck Don Cherry.In the song Dear Coach's Corner on the album Supporting Caste.Propagandhi does not use his name but after talking to Ron MacLean most of the song, it is understood they are talking about Don Cherry when they say, "Well, don't be surprised if we find ourselves reaping a strange and bitter fruit that that sad old man beside you keeps feeding to young minds as virtue
Edited sentence: " Moreover, the song itself begins with an 18 second sample of the show that ends with Don Cherry saying "Let's talk about some good guys, let's talk about the troops", after he states his discontempt about "talking about saving the world and all that stuff" on the hockey show.Also, The Consumer Goods in their song Hockey Night in Afghanada from the album The Anti-Imperial Cabaret, while the song is mostly talking about the increasing pro-war propaganda on Hockey Night in Canada at the beginning they state "Fuck Don Cherry.In the song Dear Coach's Corner, on the album Supporting Caste, Propagandhi does not use his name but after talking to Ron MacLean most of the song (the lyrics are in the form of a letter to MacLean), it is understood they are talking about Don Cherry when they say, "Well, don't be surprised if we find ourselves reaping a strange and bitter fruit that that sad old man beside you keeps feeding to young minds as virtue