| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| What began in the land for the native
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| Was followed by the basis of made supreme through enslavement
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| I can see the slave ships, with my forefathers' faces
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| A predestiny beyond racist
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| Misinterpretations, show victory for our nation
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| A conquering of savage Indian, Negroid simpleton
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| Greatest crimes where witnessed then, but no loss for men
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| Minus the Anglo-Saxon fraction
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| Skin pigmentation placed us in another class than white saddlers who
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| embellished their past, so laugh
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| The native’s history was erased quick, therefore a face became faceless
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| Dare I say a facelift was brought nostrils, bigger lips and eyes
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| Something disguised as inhumane to brutalize
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| Taught to love the bluish eyes, less you and I
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| Take their statements so let’s debate them
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| The birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| No longer natives they immigrated from all world places
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| To make a broad new world, their own oasis
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| A melting pot, placed in contrast with colonial
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| English citizens wake up
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| To new arrivals, been on survival
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| Being religious or political
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| Fleeing from prosecution is critical
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| Told that an economy grows beyond your shores, then of course
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| Do what it take to get across
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| The vast ocean, last notion
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| Of being lost in a land that ain’t rightfully yours
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| A people divided become, unified into one
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| From Ellis Island to slums and ghettos marching to the beat of a drum
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| Declare independence to some, freedom to all
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| Come in the form of the speech of the gun, assemble young
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| Tell 'em revolutionists come, have you been waiting
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| Take a journey with Reks, birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| Modern times tell me we progress, from destiny manifest
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| Thirteen colonies expand to the west
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| Fifty states now govern the universe, Big Brother request
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| Little Brother show our power, respect
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| Michelle stressed, for the first time she prolly U. S
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| They tend to guess, we can and we did I guess
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| But, Martin’s dream deferred
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| on crash scene I heard
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| Mother of a movement urge
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| All my think equal to search, free people emerge
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| From degrade depression submerge
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| Supreme law found written in words, proclamation of revolt
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| No longer to a king I serve
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| This day and age do we really deserve, what was written in blood
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| Evil look good, all preserved
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| Playing crash through the tower after tower tumble down to the basement
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| Birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation
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| Native, Caucasian, American
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| African slaves and immigrants settle in
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| Sweltering melting pots, mixing up with citizens
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| Beginning and end, birth of a nation |