| Yeah, uh! |
| Get up, now! |
| Ow! |
| Knock out this!
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| Super highways, coast to coast, easy to get anywhere
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| On the transcontinental overload, just slide behind the wheel
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| How does it feel
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| When there’s no destination — that’s too far
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| And somewhere on the way, you might find out who you are
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| Chorus:
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| Living in America — eye to eye, station to station
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| Living in America — hand to hand, across the nation
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| Living in America — got to have a celebration
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| Rock my soul
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| Smokestack, fatback, many miles of railroad track
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| All night radio, keep on runnin' through your rock 'n' roll soul
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| All night diners keep you awake, hey, on black coffee and a hard roll
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| You might have to walk the fine line, you might take the hard line
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| But everybody’s working overtime
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| (chorus)
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| I live in America, help me out, but I live in America, wait a minute
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| You might not be looking for the promised land, but you might find it anyway
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| Under one of those old familiar names
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| Like New Orleans (New Orleans), Detroit City (Detroit City), Dallas (Dallas)
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| Pittsburg P.A. |
| (Pittsburg P.A.), New York City (New York City)
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| Kansas City (Kansas City), Atlanta (Atlanta), Chicago and L.A.
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| Living in America — hit me — living in America — yeah, I walk in and out
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| Living in America
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| I live in America — state lines, gonna make the prime, that
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| I live in America — hey, I know what it means, I Living in America — Eddie Murphy, eat your heart out
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| Living in America — hit me, I said now, eye to eye, station to station
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| Living in America — so nice, with your bare self
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| Living in America — I feel good! |