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Proud to be an American


From George washington's cherry tree,

to the JFK incident that we heard on the the seven o'clock news.

Promised by Donald Trump to build a border wall all the way out to the sea,

to George W. Bush who really seemed to enjoy his booze.

 

The pressed cotton with Andrew Jackson's face that makes us like to work,

to the millenial age where everyone likes to twerk.

We cannot depict the near future of our universe,

we will not just sit for the bitter worse.

 

I love this beautiful home of the brave,

proud to be apart of the U S of A

Which many soldiers are buried six feet under lying in their grave

This is my home, my future and this is where i'll stay.

 
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