Welcome
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Welcome
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Welcome to the USA
Freedom is your right
Land of opportunity
Only if you're white
Welcome to the USA
Sea to shining sea
I give my money, give my life
Still they stare at me
Welcome, Welcome, hey…
Welcome to the USA
Earn your daily bread
Work your ass off everyday
Still can't get ahead
Well, come to the USA
Make yourself at home
Everyone lives equally
Equally alone
Welcome, Welcome, hey!
Welcome, Welcome, hey!
Welcome! Welcome!
Welcome! Welcome!
Standing there beside the door:
New Colossus on the shore
In her eyes I see the scorn
All she sees is foreign-born
Even though the door is wide
Darker shades must use the side
Nations built on one ideal
Quickly face their own repeal
America, why do I bleed for you?
America,
Why do you only live in dreams?
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Dawen performs "Welcome", and this lyric page sits inside the Dawen catalog on LyroVerse.
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