Lyrics:
with a mission
To sell the American way of life: I'm not
Equipped to get into that kind of
Discussion about government but I'd
Love to go and show them
for new audiences
Wherever we go, Coca-Cola's already been
We're Americans abroad
We're Americans abroad
And I just can't help but think that that's
Golden arches rising above the next overpass
These horizons are endless
We're Americans abroad
We're Americans abroad
Profit-driven expansion
some supervision?
Who'd drive the fire engines? Who'd fix my video?
If there were no prisons, well, where would robbers go?
And what if I told you
Being here in America doesn't make you an American
Being born here in America doesn't make you an American
Why if birth made you an American you
Wild Bunch Crew at large
Don't call me a officer just call me a sarge
Mashing up the country planning also abroad
Plan to go to America when I get
a officer just call me a sarge
Mashing up the country and also abroad
Plan to go to America when I get a visa card
But gettin' a visa card nowadays isn't
autograph)
(Wow, I love you, I have all your albums, it's Mr. Nigga, I love him)
They stay on nigga patrol on American roads
And when you travel abroad
Time was when an American about to go abroad would be warned by his friends or the guidebooks not to drink the water. But times have changed, and now
numbers
So it's plain to see where my whole plan come from
American dream
I'm living the life still
Way I shine is like a zillion dollar light bill
numbers
So it's plain to see where my whole plan come from
American dream
I'm living the life still
Way I shine is like a zillion dollar light bill
Four-in-five Americans agree
Even if we sleeping in the streets this still the place to be
We in the land of watching pockets
Forbes list, Barron's,
or understand why we act so strange
Demands to assimilate and speak like US
Or un-American aspersions shall get cast
Forgetting your past, you are doomed
so grown, I plant my seed
I came back home, you went back East
And I can't go like I ain't got visa
Baby 60 minutes all that I need
These 60 minutes
As Americans we only give ourselves a limited window, let's say from Thanksgiving to new years to really lean into the holiday spirit. But in the Philippines,
you go, go
Where no one you can fix the seam
Hey hey Heidi ho!
My heart got wrecked into pieces
where do you go, go
in this worn out american dream
All massive
Listen up and hear di word of Dr. Ring Ding
Becah a good tiding wi a bring
Yeah man, talk about niceness mi come in like a dead ringa
at home or abroad
The right of every family to a decent home
The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health
to keep the secret?
Why are they willing to go to the ends of The Earths destruction for obscurity?
What is the secret of Soylent Green?
Usually,
Hit your
the world's never had
Is that the American dream
A.K.A the American scheme
The thought that we can all have financial freedom
Is really the reason we need
And go abroad and wage war
They should raise the minimum wage more
Or drop the A-bomb over United States homes
I can’t take it no more
Fired twice for no
over the generations
Capitalism, the American nightmare: to be bought and sold, here and abroad
Outsource the labor, and take all the wealth
The Heist
And Haitians 'cause you thought I was American
Ay, Pras, remember that song they sang? (Yeah)
(Go back to Jamaica, what's good is what's new)
But now we boof
our intelligent design
Stop
Pause
Take a look abroad
Aint nothing what it seems no more
It's all a façade
Deliberate fraud
Watch as the wicked nod
Agree
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