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apparently was a sin to the original man, Africans
So the mutants traveled North of the equator
Called Europeans later, the first race haters
So here's
nurse
Who helped people with polio
Played by Rosalind Russell
No idea who Nick was nick Charles
Perhaps? The Thin Man played
By William Powell
(26)
American music i'd
Take Count Basie and Ella Fitzgerald with me
And we'd do what we do best
We'd wail up a storm with real
American jazz so that their kids
extra thick
They make me feel so patriotic
Man, American girls are something to see
I bet Thomas Jefferson would love be E T
This is a celebration
the American man
Free man
Haunted by the music
Ghosts of generations
Beat the drums for freedom
Those that toiled and suffered
And those they try
(Radio Announcer) "The American dream had
A price tag and only
One man in a million was
Hungry enough to pay" hey man
You can save that morality for
these streets
Through worse or through better health, survivin' by any means
We as Americans, us as a citizen
We as Samaritans, what do we get us in?
can get an eye jammy
So save the sob stories for a storybook
And look, Jack-in-the-box can take a lickin'
But I'm never gettin' took
By Uncle Scam
these streets
Through worse or through better health, survivin' by any means
We as Americans, us as a citizen
We as Samaritans, what do we get us in?
(Cryin', cryin', cryin', cryin') Yeah, what's up? (Yeah, what's up?)
Welcome to America baby (uh)
Home of the brave, American dream, you know?
pervasive
Across American history
And especially in the long war
On drugs so remember
That exchange we will come back to it
Tonight in this report
About
In so many bourgeois homes Van Gogh's sunflowers radiate from the walls,
Yet he lived in utter misery, condemned by those very same people.
Why is it
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Ahem
Huh, ah, ah
Ah, American hypnotize
Been sad since about '09
Was scared of shit in my mind, now I smile
myself as the Hungry Hustler, Afroman.
I am the American Dream. Even though the government tried to experiment with me
By placing me in the projects, I'm
Cause my life worth speaking
Preaching to choir, cause these words worth preaching
I’m reaching to the ones who know
To find their inner man, so their
so much more
Than a dream that you're chasing away in a game of tag
I'm a man gone blind
All I've done in my life was break up fights that were never
On the tracks, he said to him
"I'm not a perfect man
I'd never claim to be
This life's so hard living
But loving you is so easy"
American Bollywood
He
So far this spring, fifty-nine American communities
Have been flattened by tornadoes
Nobody has helped
The Marshall Plan
The Truman Policy
they lit the bonfire for the network TV news cameras, so that they could say "Yes! Another triumph in the Drug War!"
Drug War. War. The American army
sayin yo what the heck, I am single
It's no reason why I shouldn't try to mingle
So I met this girl by the name of maxine
Her breath didn't stink she used
All-American
I'm gonna take you back to Biblical times 1823
An American man named Joe livin' on a farm in the holy land of Rochester, New York
You mean
Hade, Hade, Hade, Hade
America, Babylon the Great
My fellow Americans
American, racist and wicked and they been scandaling
And arrogant, took over
I walk by
So I toss my hair and wink my eye
And when I hit the floor tonight
I'm gonna look and feel alright
'Cause my mama says the world's
get along
In our world
It's over
The end of the American dream (American Dream)
It's over
So long to the American dream (American Dream)
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