| my old man’s that old man,
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| spent his life livin’off the land,
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| dirty hands, and a clean soul.
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| breaks his heart seein’foreign cars,
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| filled with fuel that isn’t ours
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| and wearin’cotton he didn’t grow
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| he’s got the red, white, and blue flyin’high on the farm
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| semper fi tattooed on his left arm
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| spends a little more at the store for a tag in the back that says u.s.a.
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| won’t buy nothin’that he can’t fix,
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| with wd40 and a craftsman wrench
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| he ain’t prejudice he’s just, made in america
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| his wife, she’s that wife that decorates on the 4th of july
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| but says «every day’s independence day»
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| she’s golden rule, teaches school,
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| some folks say it isn’t cool but she says the pledge of allegiance anyway.
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| got the red, white, and blue flyin’high on the farm
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| semper fi tattooed on his left arm
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| spends a little more at the store for a tag in the back that says u.s.a.
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| won’t buy nothin’that he can’t fix,
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| with wd40 and a craftsman wrench
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| he ain’t prejudice he’s just, made in america
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| born in the heartland, raised up a family |
| of king james and uncle sam
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| got the red, white, and blue flyin’high on the farm
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| semper fi tattooed on his left arm
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| spends a little more at the store for a tag in the back that says u.s.a.
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| won’t buy nothin’that he can’t fix,
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| with wd40 and a craftsman wrench
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| he ain’t prejudice he’s just, made in america
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| made in america
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| made in america
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| my old man’s that old man,
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| he’s made in america
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| america! |