Stars and Stripes
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Stars and Stripes
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We dream of freedom, liberty for our kind,
in a land of painful struggle, a land that's yours and mine,
Taken from us piece by piece, while our parents were asleep,
it's time to rise now Aryan man and finally slay the beast
(chorus)
You stand stronger than the strong,
For your race and country you'll die
Struggle for your family and countrymen,
Stars and Stripes you fly
Now the battle's finally through, your body is riddled with holes,
You stood fast on the frontline, death now takes its toll
You fought for truth and freedom, liberty for our kind,
You die this day a free man, whose patriotism forever shines
(chorus)
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