This song angrily exclaims the "sudden smell of (*) burning flesh" and ends by noting that the title thing is a "bitter crop".
One part of this work discusses "the bulging eyes and the twisted mouth", before claiming that the scent of magnolia is "sweet and fresh". The title object is "for the crows to pluck" and the second part of this work talks about a "gallant" place where a "pastoral scene" is occurring. This song angrily exclaims the "sudden smell of (*) burning flesh" and ends by noting that the title thing is a "bitter crop". The titular object is "hanging from the poplar trees" and leaves "blood on the leaves" and "blood on the root". For 10 points, identify this song whose title object is located on "Southern trees", a work used to end Billie Holliday's shows, written about lynching.
One part of this work discusses "the bulging eyes and the twisted mouth", before claiming that the scent of magnolia is "sweet and fresh".
“{Strange Fruit}”