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God's Country
02:41
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Well this here's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
They're dukin' it out for the ultimate sacrifice
Well this here's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
If you don't like it, well, you can get the hell out!
Trump
He's layin' it down for his country
Jesus
He's layin' down his life
God
He's doin' everything, to keep you away from strife
Come on!
Well this here's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
They're dukin' it out for the ultimate sacrifice
It's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
And if you don't like it, well, you can get the hell out, brother!
You keep talkin' your talk, i ain't listenin'
God, jesus & trump
That's a triple threat you can't deny
You got god, jesus & trump
As american as apple pie
Well you got
Trump
Layin' it down for his country
Jesus
Layin' down his life
God
He's doin' everything, to keep you away from strife
And this here's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
They're dukin' it out for the ultimate sacrifice
Well this here's god's country
You got god, jesus & trump
And if you don't like it, well, you can get the hell out!
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Takin' One For the Team
03:42
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Now there's a whole lot of anger in the us of a
A lot of folks protestin', this country's turnin' into a zoo
So what'cha gonna do
Now i hear your anger, but don't you forget
That it's getting real hard for the good old boys in blue
You know that's true
So let's give the boys some hard earned respect
Give 'em enough room, to serve and protect
They're taking one for team
Doing what's needed to preserve our way of life
It's a thing called sacrifice
And you only got one life, so you might as well do it right
So if you're taking one for the team
You better know what it means
Takin' a knee at a football game
Well that's admirable son, but that's not quite what i mean
So let me explain
Talkin' 'bout folks fightin' the good fight
Like in the army and the navy, air force and marines
You know what i'm sayin'?
Bustin' ass everyday overseas
Keepin' america safe for you and me
They're taking one for team
Doing what's needed to preserve our way of life
It's a thing called sacrifice
And you only got one life, so you might as well do it right
So if you're taking one for the team
You better know what it means
Dont wanna hear no yellow belly, candy-ass sissy
Straight shoutin' their beliefs from city to city
Gettin' sick of what i'm readin' in the newspaper
Treatin' the american flag like it's toilet paper
No respect for the badge, no respect for the soldier
But without them, our country surely would be taken over
You think you know it all, but all you are is a traitor
Never knowin' what it's like to be a team player
They're taking one for team
Doing what's needed to preserve our way of life, that's right
It's a thing called sacrifice
And you only got one life, so you better damn do it right, all right
So if you're taking one for the team
You damn well better know what it means
And you best believe that
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Billy Bob Whitaker
This here's God's Country ... and that's a fact, jack
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