| The crime rate is through the roof
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| Gun control is on the rise
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| We make our ends meet
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| Take what we need to survive
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| One shot one kill is such a thrill
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| That’s the way that I was raised
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| When I pick up a gun
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| I hit right where I aim
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| It’s time to take a stand
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| It’s time to draw the line
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| Grand daddy taught my daddy
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| How to hunt and how to fish
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| How to be a man
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| Don’t take any lip
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| Raised up on the good book
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| Learned about the land
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| They grew what they ate
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| They didn’t get it from Uncle Sam
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| It’s time to take a stand
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| Time you draw the line
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| So go and round up all them Yankee boys
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| Get ready for a fight
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| I’ll round up all my rebel friends
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| And meet you at the Mason-Dixon line
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| Cause the South is gonna rise again
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| No, we’re not the running kind
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| It’s not really about North and South
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| It’s about red, white and blue
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| I’ll fight beside any Yankee man
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| If he feels like I do
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| We’ll stand here today and we’ll proudly say
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| To the man in the suit and tie
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| So go and round up all them Yankee boys
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| Get ready for a fight
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| You might a won that war
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| Back in 1865
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| But the South is gonna rise again
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| No, we’re not the running kind
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| You better bring yours
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| When you come to take mine
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| You can bring yours
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| Mr. President, you ain’t takin' mine |