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Be An American
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Leveling the palisades, running on hate
A gold named devil taking human shape
Dribble liberal logic and abdicate
Lodge a wall between science and the Ponzi brain
I say you fear a stranger when you say you fear god
Lead the people to the fire, cable cattle prod
Look what the good man said better shut him up
Keep wall street with the money and the money with the blood
Keep the marriage for the greedy cover your dash cams
Remind women they can’t have rights you’ve had
Your white family made of immigrants but you don’t like that
But it’s your America you don’t list the facts
Well, goddamn goddamn, it’s the land of the free
You’re free to be you if you’re just like me
Hot damn, hot damn, don’t question your place
You're born how you were born and it’s not the right way
Goddamn, goddamn, this is how you live
Keep your arms inside the ride, follow your instructions
Hot damn, hot damn, don’t try to understand
Turn on the T.V. be an American
God made man if you believe in that
I guess he got drunk while he was making half
If she's made out of your rib, well, do you want it back?
If you lost the finer sex what would you claim to have?
In a trail of tears you’ll take what’s yours
Stab the people post deception like a matador
Got your head in the clouds with all this wanting more
Take the rungs from their ladders and insult the poor
Keep the protests on the internet in petitions
Don’t take it to the street it might mean something
You’ll be labeled and spit on for the message you send
When you shut down their cities they can’t ignore it
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Anders Nerheim Minneapolis, Minnesota
Anders Nerheim releases music on his own time.
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