| Long ago I became a citizen
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| From United States
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| And I was able to emigrate
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| To my parents and siblings
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| I joined the armed forces
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| to stand out
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| and be able to do
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| The American dream
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| I received the news with value
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| that I already felt
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| The war, the destiny
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| what was coming to me
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| My mother's crying hurt me a lot
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| That hug from my father
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| As clinging to his puppy
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| To save his life.
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| I lived very happy
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| With my family aside
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| But I knew very well
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| what was my job
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| What ironies of life
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| that american dream
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| He took me away from my family
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| He took me to a distant country
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| To fight for political conflicts
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| To kill human beings.
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| Today by law I am an American Soldier
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| But actually I am Inca, I am Catracho
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| I'm Puerto Rican, I'm Chapin
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| I am 100% Mexican
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| I am Guerrero, I am Latino, I am Hispanic
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| If I was not afraid of the fury of the desert and the Rio Bravo
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| I'm not afraid of the enemy
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| I'm not afraid of the devil
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| So that you know what we are made of
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| Mr. president
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| Send me to the front.
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| I do not take my destiny
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| By my blood I am brave
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| But if I wanted to go back to my people.
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| What ironies of life
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| that american dream
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| He took me away from my family
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| He took me to a distant country
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| To fight for political conflicts
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| To kill human beings.
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| Today by law I am an American Soldier
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| But actually I am Inca, I am Catracho
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| I'm Puerto Rican, I'm Chapin
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| I am 100% Mexican
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| I am Guerrero, I am Latino, I am Hispanic
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| If I was not afraid of the fury of the desert and the Rio Bravo
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| I'm not afraid of the enemy
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| I'm not afraid of the devil
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| So that you know what we are made of
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| Mr. president
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| send me to the front |