Prog songs with swear words?

One Jethro Tull song that contains a swear word is "My God." Given the statement "The bloody Church of England," which uses the word "bloody" as an adjective in its context, some listeners may find this offensive or strong given their religious beliefs.

Jared wrote: I think we're all missing one of the most blatant offerings: Marillion: She Chameleon (Fugazi).. when it came out, I used to skip that track when my parents were in the vicinity; a difficult thing to do with a cassette...

I suppose technically, it's used as a dirty word and not a swear word.

Also a mention in Garden Party in gerund form.

The song "Spreading the Disease" by Queensrÿche, from their album "Operation: Mindcrime", features the line "Twenty-five bucks (a f**k)". From the same album, in the song "Revolution Calling," the word "bullsh*t" appears in the line, "I'm tired of all this bullsh*t they keep selling me on TV."

The song "Doctor Jimmy" by The Who can be considered a progressive rock song due to its complex structure, extended instrumental sections with the use of synthesisers and French horns, thematic depth, and eight-and-a-half-minute longevity. Its lyrics contain explicit language and themes that may be considered offensive or inappropriate for some listeners, as in the verse "Oh, f**king will he?" 

Riverside : Artificial Smile

There's a slight S-bomb 💩 in Cutting the Cards by Arena.

Sometimes one doesn't need actual obscenities for a song to be very obscene.

I swear IQ swore once, but can’t remember which song! DT too I think….

Pink Floyd - Lost for Words from The Division Bell: 'But they tell me to please go f*** myself'.

Pink Floyd have a few.: