| There are tears rollin' down my front and back
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| There’s a mirror holdin' up one-eyed Jack
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| There’s a hurricane swingin' at a lowly shack
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| In two thousand seventeen
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| There’s a compass lost on the open sea
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| Another shooter in my community
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| There’s a steady stream of insanity
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| In two thousand and seventeen
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| There’s a dog with the nucleus bomb in its mouth
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| Hey old white man, meet the brave new south
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| Don’t it make you wanna scream and shout
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| In two thousand and seventeen
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| My TV is as busy as a canopy
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| Pointing you can get an eye and never have to stop and wait
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| But your airplane’s gonna be a little bit late
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| In two thousand and seventeen
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| My eyes and my ears and my senses are tired
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| Everybody’s scared, everybody’s inspired
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| The world is underwater, it’s also on fire
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| In two thousand and seventeen
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| Great, America
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| Come on, come on, come on
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| We’re bathin' in hysteria
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| There is litter on your lawn
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| If it’s smokin' while we’re sleepin'
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| There’ll be fire in the dawn
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| So come on, America
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| Come on, come on, come on
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| You talk like this, but you live like that
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| Says «Go back home» on your welcome mat
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| Did someone really say that the world is flat
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| In two thousand and seventeen?
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| There’s constant unchecked brutality
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| A brave man takes a stand by droppin' to a knee
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| Try to understand you, try to understand me
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| In two thousand seventeen
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| I’ll try to understand you try to understand me
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| Two thousand and seventeen |