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seldom get Only for Americans Our finest art is in the Louvre The ones the experts don't approve Are only for Americans We keep an artist by
exceptional or superior to Other nations when the facts show There is American corruption in Voting rights, criminal justice Housing policy a political system
on the North Pole? Matthew Henson, a black man Who was the first American to show the Pilgrims at Plymouth the secrets of survival in the new world? Squanto,
that Internet Americans are listenin' to 50 Cent Americans are buyin' that modern art Americans are drivin' gigantic cars Americans are doin' that
They were raining from the sky Exploding in my heart Is this a love in disguise? Or just a form of modern art? From the skies, you could almost
faithfully in her solitude Her "yes" welcomes the indwelling Trinity May our prayer always be a "yes" to God" Our Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be
They were raining from the sky Exploding in my heart Is this a love in disguise? Or just a form of modern art? From the skies, you could almost
American Greed American Greed, I can't stop American Greed American Green, I can't stop American Greed Maerican Greed, put it in the bag and I'm gon'
I was born feet first On a Friday night A mouth full of filth And ready to fight Meanness coursing threw my veins Drugged up with a broken brain
again I Would have gone to the Art Institute Over the American Academy of Art I would have researched where I could have Got the best and the strongest
that Cali never rains and New York's wide awake First let's see the West End, I'll show you to my bredrin I'm likin' this American boy, American boy
that Cali never rains and New York's wide awake First let's see the West End, I'll show you to my bredrin I'm likin' this American boy, American boy
Father, who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, On earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread,
heart awaits First let's see the West End, I'll show you all my best friends I'm likin' this American boy, American boy Take me on a trip, I'd like
You've come to hate sunny day and beautiful weather Because it was in the rain when you first got together Supermarket aisles and cobalt sky
that Cali never rains and New York's heart awaits First let's see the West End, I'll show you to my brethren I'm liking this American boy (American
have to go... ohh... I look back, but there's nothing more I look around but I have nowhere to go We are the kids with the broken toys Trapped in cages
mula (what's up?) Scarface, into livin' life like a king (yeah) Every day eatin' good with my team (the American dream) (what's up?) First they said I
can't be trusted [Powhatan] We must sound the drums of war [Native Americans] They're savages! Savages! First we deal with this one Then we sound
the First musical act to appear in a Talkie film, The Jazz Singer In 1927 unfortunately it was performed By Jolson in blackface (3) Maharanee: The wive
centuries. As we look ahead in our uniquely American way, restless, bold, optimistic, and set our sights on a nation we know we can be and must be, I thank my
all-American boy, my physical attraction All-American boy (I'm your all-American boy) When he first gave me a smile, suddenly my knees went weak He was so
and resolve this is what It means to be an American Fear creates it's own Self-fulfilling dynamic as People give in to it, they lose energy and Momentum their
I had a job tending gardens in the citadel First heard the guns with my cousin standing at the well Running we were running we were running through
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