Wasn't there a Slayer song?

Yeah, Silent Scream.

Except, isn't that song the opposing view? Thought it was accepted to be an anti-abortion song. Especially knowing Tom (who wrote the lyrics) and his uber Catholicism.

There's a ton of other coded and dog whistle type pro-life lyrics from some 80's metal but right now I can only think of Fates Warning's "Guardian".

The concept for the album title was derived from the song ‘Guardian’ which pays tribute to all challenged kids young and old, who will never know what it’s like to walk – see – hear etc… Gee, ‘how unprofessional’. (Sorry that was uncalled for). I have a brother who is quadriplegic and has no will left, but for some reason outlives his life expectancy by almost 20 years. That inspired the mood for that song. This past year Jim asked me to sing Guardian with them and after the show a guy walked up to me and told me he had been in a bad accident and he was told he probably wouldn’t walk again. He said while he was in the hospital listening to Guardian he realized the message and what it meant to him. I felt really good knowing it helped him through a tough time in his life.”

Metal is rather dubiously more pro-life it would seem. That cited Slayer song is not pro-choice. It shares the title of the 1984 propaganda film...also, just read the lyrics ffs.

There's a ton of other coded and dog whistle type pro-life lyrics from some 80's metal but right now I can only think of Fates Warning's "Guardian".

Not forgetting Type O Negative's "These Three Things", King's X - "Legal Kill" and Galactic Cowboys' "If I Were A Killer"....

Actual sorta pro-choice song I'm aware of is Death's "Altering the Future" off Spiritual Healing;

To exist in this world might be a mistake
The one who is with child
It's their choice to make