Living in America
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Living in America
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Living in America amongst the mud and the slime,
It can't be much longer now, until we have our time.
Chorus:
White pride in the world today,
Don't pay attention to what they say.
For the blood and the soil,
And the honor that I will never betray.
Our forefathers built this country,
For our family and our rights.
Now it's taken over by jews
And flooded with non-whites.
We are raped and robbed everyday,
For our women and our land,
I think that the time has come
For all white men to make a stand.
With short cropped hair and steelcapped boots,
And our history on our sleeves.
Everyday we're outnumbered and probably always be.
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