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Artist: D.B.S.
Canonical path: /dbs/sunday
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Sunday
Read Sunday lyrics by D.B.S. on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sunday
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"that flag is your freedom, son.
that flag is all you've got.
a representation of freedom, son.
that's freedom of speech and thought.
and i would die for it no matter the circumstance."
funny, i was just thinking i'd piss on it if given half the chance.
yeah, i may have to look in the mirror tomorow at my broken nose and black eye but at least i can look at myself with respect because at least i fucking tried.
and you can bury yourself in the flag when you die for your homeland. and you can think that one's sexual preferance decide's whether or not he's a man.
but don't ever tell me that this patterned piece of fabric means that i am free and still use the word "faggot" in front of me.
i came home bloodied and bruised that sunday night for your insecurities and your freedom
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