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America
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There's a man wrapped in a flag
Telling me who I should be right now
...for America
He says what's wrong and what's right
He asks me to wrap myself real tight in the flag
...for America
I thought I knew
Who you were
Oh America!
What happened to you?
I thought I knew
Who you were
Oh America!
What happened to you?
There's a group wrapped in the flag
Telling me who I should be right now
...for America
Always find wrong with what's right
Tell me to wrap myself real tight
...for America
When I was young
I thought I knew you
Oh America!
What happened to you?
When I was young
I thought I knew you
Oh America!
What happened to you?
Some things can never be right
No matter how hard you try
...in America
We put up a good fight
And try to show the world what is right
...for America
When I was young
I thought I knew you
Oh America!
What happened to you?
When I was young
I thought I knew you
Oh America!
What happened to you?
Come back America...
Come back America...
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Infinity Reigns Scotts Valley, California
Authentic, passionate music from the heart and mind of a surprisingly humble multi-award winning engineer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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