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for any hard working man Who will make his home in the American land I docked at Ellis Island in a city of light and spire I wandered to the valley
Sold American Sold American
She's an American beauty I'm an American psycho She's an American beauty I'm an American I'm an American American Psycho I'm an American I'm
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
If these walls came crumbling down Fell so hard to make us lose our faith From what's left you'd figure it out Still make lemonade taste like
up my car working for a livin'. Drive down to the sea shore lookin' at the pretty women. I'm an American boy. Drive me a chevy ain't got no
If these walls came crumbling down Fell so hard to make us lose our faith From what's left you'd figure it out Still make lemonade taste like
about the destination Of this great nation Contact your American Honky-Tonk Bar Association We're talkin' about your Hard hat, gunrack, achin'-back
took my love then died that day I played an American From the skies, you can almost hear them cry Tora! Tora! Tora! In the town, they were going
never live like their parents have done Their innocence shone like the sun American hearts, so filled with emotion American hearts, so easily broken
Daddy's world She's an American girl An American girl Slow dance, second chance, Momma needs romance And a live in maid Fix the sink, mow the yard,
Yeah, these American nights Lipstick painting on your baby's lips Overtime working that graveyard shift Corner booth kiss in a downtown bar Kids
took my love then died that day I played an American From the skies, you can almost hear them cry Tora! Tora! Tora! In the town, they were going
The night's alive with wind and fire We telegraph our heart's desire Through the night with our eyes Wheels are turnin' fast and hard Hearts are
a young American (Young American, young American, she wants the young American) (All right) But she wants the young American Scanning life through
The night's alive with wind and fire We telegraph our heart's desire through the night with our eyes. Wheels are tuniing fast and hard Hearts
to survive For a holiday of working class She's a runaway of the establishment incorporated. She won't cooperate She's the last of the American girls She
She's an American beauty I'm an American psycho She's an American beauty I'm an American, I'm an American American Psycho I'm an American, I'm
the destination Of this great nation It's called the American American honky-tonk bar association It represents the hard hat, gun rack, achin' back, overtaxed,
Dear Till Family: As a recording artist I have always been interested in word play My lyrics often reference people, places And events in my music
a young American (Young American, young American, she wants the young American) (All night) But she wants the young American All the way from
on tracks with Mos Def When you call him Kwa-li or Kwe-li, I put him on songs with Jay-Z I'm the Gap like Banana Republic and Old Navy, and ooh It come out
a young American (Young American, young American, she wants the young American) (All right) But she wants the young American Scanning life through
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
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