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Angie Aparo ~ The American (hidden Track)


Sonny took a train Mary took a boat Somewhere it's gonna be better Everybody needs a little hope Ten thousand souls Waiting on a bus and it never rolled So it goes... No one's leaving california Pacific transit overload Gold dust dreamers never warn ya And my guitar strums I am the american I got a walking stick And an old sock hat I've got dirty hands And i've got a dream to match I've got a pocket full Of government issue cures for poverty No one's leaving california Pacific transit overload All my friends live on the corner And my guitar strums I am the american Under the streetlight, down by the water Don't worry baby, it's nothing you ever knew (if it) makes you feel better, throw down a quarter Don't worry baby, it won't stick to your shoes No one's leaving california Pacific transit overload Gold dust dreamers never warn ya And my guitar strums Yeah my guitar strums I am the american more free lyrics

Sonny took a train
Mary took a boat
Somewhere it's gonna be better
Everybody needs a little hope
Ten thousand souls
Waiting on a bus and it never rolled
So it goes...

No one's leaving california
Pacific transit overload
Gold dust dreamers never warn ya
And my guitar strums
I am the american

I got a walking stick
And an old sock hat
I've got dirty hands
And i've got a dream to match
I've got a pocket full
Of government issue cures for poverty

No one's leaving california
Pacific transit overload
All my friends live on the corner
And my guitar strums
I am the american

Under the streetlight, down by the water
Don't worry baby, it's nothing you ever knew
(if it) makes you feel better, throw down a quarter
Don't worry baby, it won't stick to your shoes

No one's leaving california
Pacific transit overload
Gold dust dreamers never warn ya
And my guitar strums
Yeah my guitar strums
I am the american

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