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buy a mansion when we get money We'll live on soda pop and grease 'Cause you could never pay With your chump change For the American dream Tell me how
it's misleading But it's what Americans should be following i Think my ideology is the most illiberal And beautiful thing that was ever Created some
American dream My grandparents retired from nine to fives Then paid for my hospital bills when mama was doin' lines I wasn't raised up like the model
frontline is everywhere) There be no shelter here (The frontline is everywhere) There be no shelter here (The frontline is everywhere) Hospitals not
frontline is everywhere) There be no shelter here (The frontline is everywhere) There be no shelter here (The frontline is everywhere) Hospitals not
American dream My grandparents retired from nine to fives Then paid for my hospital bills when mama was doin' lines I wasn't raised up like the model
you're young you think "I'm gonna take it all" "I'm gonna be so strong" Then she's sittin in a hospital bed Drinkin' charcoal And that's just stuck in your
understand what I do what I do So yǐng jù So yǐng jù We are the people, we are Americans And it's strange being in a new place But when my wife gave birth
No bed for Beatle John! Beatle John Lennon lost his hospital bed yesterday to a patient It happened at Queen Charlotte's Hospital, London Where John
at the local pub? Where'd I get my fags? Who'd empty out my dustbins? Would I still get plastic bags? If there were no hospitals, and no doctors too, If I'd
You know we deserve better This hospital's a crime Who is the angel? Who is the whore? Come color the rainbow with identity We used to be
all around (Some 179 million so far) Including Allen and Milton and Dwight If you believe in more hospitals, housing And schools new highways and civil
No bed for Beatle John! Beatle John Lennon lost his hospital bed yesterday to a patient It happened at Queen Charlotte's Hospital, London Where
Working hundred-hour weeks That run towards the danger Saving strangers like me There's no more beds In the hospital wings Where loved ones fly away
Look at ya Yeah, take a look in the mirror now tell me what you see Another satisfied customer in the front of the line for the American dream
Well fellow Americans times are starting to get hard again While the economy's looking good on paper The poor people can't have a decent life with
consistent It's not hard to say It's wrong to kill innocents But when it come to Gaza You gotta say it different This was a hospital now it's a huge hole Got
fine 'Till the hospital or American Embassy Miss Flack said I still want you back Yeah, Miss Flack said I still want you back I got troubled
fine 'Till the hospital or American Embassy Miss Flack said I still want you back Yeah, Miss Flack said I still want you back I got troubled
happen though we gon need patience And not violence giving hospitals more patients, now Don't burn down the mom and pop shop! I'm just as angry another
plane." "American bandstand. And now, here he is, the star of our show, Dick Clark." "Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do
The droning presence of Pippo inflamed the fears of ordinary people — an invisible, looming threat that some were sure was American, while to others it
knocking you, but I don't fuck with hospitals Spit the gospel, truly knowing jesus like apostles do Return like the prodigal son to honor Mohammed too Stay
Know that I fought until the lights were gone. Oh, we all wanna know. Where'd the American dream go? Did you give up and go home? Am I here alone? Oh,
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