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Ozark Soundscape - She Built This City on Rock and Roll

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    The official wonderkind of two young boys with missions to write as many songs as they can before they die. These are 10 good songs from them.

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lyrics

An empire
I never heard it that way
What a shame
Never heard the truth
Our influence
In almost every nation
Exploit the poor
Rape what you sew

We were all told
How great of a country we live in
It's not true
We would be nothing
If we hadn't denied rights to millions
And conquered

Take the land
And if you can't, send tycoons
Monopolize
Their resources
Work the people
Of another land
Deny their rights
Their dignity

We were all told
How great of a country we live in
It's not true
We would be nothing
If we didn't deny rights to millions
And conquer

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from Pink Pots / Ozark Soundscape, released April 20, 2017

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