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Bernadette Larson ~ America


Take these lines and blow away Live your lives do what they say I don't like the things you do All the things you put me through (bridge) After everything is said and done Will that be enough? (Chorus) Here we go Love it or leave it alone When the world is spinning on a dime Hurry up and waste my time Here we go, here we go, here we go Take away this foolish pride Cuts me up so deep inside I can't believe you've come this far I don't believe in who you are (bridge) After every game is played and won It's still not enough (chorus) So this is life in America I'm so disappointed This is life in America today (Chorus to fade) more free lyrics

Take these lines and blow away
Live your lives do what they say
I don't like the things you do
All the things you put me through

(bridge)
After everything is said and done
Will that be enough?

(Chorus)
Here we go
Love it or leave it alone
When the world is spinning on a dime
Hurry up and waste my time
Here we go, here we go, here we go

Take away this foolish pride
Cuts me up so deep inside
I can't believe you've come this far
I don't believe in who you are

(bridge)
After every game is played and won
It's still not enough

(chorus)

So this is life in America
I'm so disappointed
This is life in America today

(Chorus to fade)

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