American Lie
Whoever said the grass is greener on the other side
Has obviously never been on our side
Whoever said money can't buy happiness
Has truly never been poor
Open your mind to more then you see
Do you believe all that you hear
Life in America is just a lie
We all live the American lie
Poison disguised as wonderful treats
Innocent children, ignorant bliss, foolish parents who claim
to be wise
Past generations look on sick
As they journey down to the deepest pits
And from the bottom they will yell, save us, save us from
ourselves
And from the top they'll hear a whisper
We can't save you, no one can, only you can save
yourselves
The pit grows wider
Eyes glow darker
Minds all fall apart
No one knows how to save themselves
No one will ever try
This is the American dream we all tried to achieve
Fooled by those as smart as dogs but rich as nature
Welcome to the American dream the true American lie
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