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She's So American
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Van full of pledges at the 7-11
Hershey's, Snickers, M&M's, pick up trucks and gallons of
Milk, sugar, yes please
No thanks, Hold the tea
Burnt toast, working through
You're scaring the shit out of me
Slurpees and speeding tickets
Designer label religion
Cigarettes with pigeons
She's So American
I've seen her picture through a fixture
Through a conduit
A million different losers
A scandalized illusion
They said it couldn't happen
I suppose its fine
Do your best
To protest
Every last 20th Century mind
Never think twice
that might make you late
stuck in a modern debate
She's So American
High maintenance
You set the bar low
Oh no
She slammed the door
to the condo
I'm locked out
Gritting my teeth just to keep it together
Built like a house that ain't on the level
I don't wanna feel like shit forever
She's So American
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