American Sheets On The Deathbed
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American Sheets On The Deathbed
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Liberty and justice if you can afford it
Theres American sheets on the deathbed
And American bombs in the sky
American ghosts in the graveyard
The American heart beats in the TV
One nation above God himself
Theres American fangs on the serpent
And American blood on his tie
American pride flows in his heartstrings
American venom drips from the TV
He who controls the all-seeing eye
Would rather kill than live in peace
We are monsters in the eyes of the world
Divided while we conquer
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