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America how I love the


O America How sweet you are.... How kind and gently you are To represent freedom and equality How just you are O how much mercy To only have built your self from slaves and hypocrisy How just you are The land of the free To pay our women close enough to men but never the same How fair you are and sweet what a shame To lead with such fear and integrity How great you are...... Or so you tell me To lie to its people day after day To kill out earth Polluting and drowning our beautiful bay O America how innocent how naive I used smile when I heard your name But now I see
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