Voice Of America
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Voice Of America
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Can you hear me? Wake up!
Where's the voice of America?
Somebody help me, we gotta stop a crime
I been betrayed by my own kind
I been quiet, too quiet
While across the borderline
We die
Can you hear me? Wake up!
Where's the voice of America?
I know that we knew right from wrong once upon a time
Everything we stood for has been compromised
I been quiet, too quiet
While across our borderline
My people lie
Can you hear me? Wake up!
Where's the voice of America?
You're quiet, too quiet
Are you still alive
Inside
Can you hear me? Wake up!
We're the voice of America
We're the voice of America
We're the voice of America
We're the voice of America
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