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American Dream
03:17
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Lyrics:
Are you excited?
Let’s get excited
Don’t try to fight it
You can’t deny it
Living in the US of A you’re working hard everyday
and exceptionally
You getting tired?
You’re lookin tired?
But don’t look tired
You might get fired
Living in the US of A you’re working hard everyday
Until you die in your sleep
Everybody’s got a new guitar
And everybody thinks that they’re a star
Everybody’s got more bread than me
Well, fuck it (we love it)
It’s the American Dream
Got twenty dollars
Why even bother
Nobody’s business
You’re such a cynic
Keep that motor spinnin’ and climbin’ till you get to the cream
Of the American Dream
Everybody’s got a new guitar
And everybody thinks that they’re a star
Everybody’s got more bread than me
Well, Fuck it (we love it)
It’s the American Dream
You know I said Fuck it (we love it)
It’s the American Dream
I said Fuck it (we love it)
It’s the American Dream
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2. |
God Damn
01:33
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I don’t want to go out
I just want to stay in
I don’t want to go out
I just want to stay in
I just want to be alone I just want to be home
I don’t want to be here
I just want to go home
I don’t want to be here
I just want to go home
But there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the F train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the L train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the C train
there’s a fire on the every train
GOD DAMN
I don’t wanna be alive
I just want to be dead
I don’t wanna be alive
I just want to be dead
But there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the F train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the L train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the C train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the A train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the M train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the Q train
there’s a fire, there’s a fire on the C train
there’s a fire on the every train
GOD DAMN
GOD DAMN
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