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Everyone gets paid on Inauguration Day!
America! America! America the Great!
America! America! Donald is his name!
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Donald's Nv Groove
02:17
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Been floating over strange tides
Caught up on the mast, our shredded emblem flies
Been stepping over cracks and on broken streets
“These are the end of days” I heard people speak
Over and over, I heard people speak
Over and over, see it crumbling
Over and over, feel anxieties
Over and over, on the news each week
Over and over, silent minority
Over and over, humanity’s defeat
Over and over, bitter victory
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Orange President
02:43
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“Now it’s time
For America to bind the wounds of division
Have to get together
To all Republicans and Democrats and Independents
Across this nation
I say it is time for us
To come together as one united People
It’s time
I pledge to every citizen of our land
That I will be President for all Americans
And this is so important to me
And serve the People it will”
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Grab Them By The Pv$$y
02:12
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Grab them by the pussy
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Camp Pain
02:32
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Got your number
Got your address
We will find you
When we need to
Got your social
And your license plate
Your bank account
And password
Net worth noted
Have a copy
Of a copy
Of a key to
Your girlfriend’s car
We will not stop
We won’t
We place food
Upon the table
For the maggots
Bring them Law
We bring them Order
And a method
To prevail through
All the madness
Drew a brand new
Constitution
And we dropped it
On your doorstep
Everythings alright in America!
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Bricked The Frick In
02:35
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The future is dark
The oceans are deep
The shores are covered in trash, they weep
We are past the facts
Bricked in, the border holds fast
Keeping our People intact
Attack, attack, attack
Attack, attack, attack
Attack what you cannot comprehend
Attack those who cannot defend
Attack what you cannot comprehend
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Keys 2 The Castle
02:57
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Phrases ancestors claimed were tasteless
On the lips of those with worried faces
A shining City upon a Hill
I don’t quite see it now, but one day I will
Soft cast, the cage to gate us
Only sweet to girls who know their places
Indivisible
It just won’t drop now, but someday it will spill
Laid to rest in casket, covered basics
Scorched the Earth, grinding wheels of Nation
Eurasia warring still
I didn’t press the button yet, but I lifted the seal
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8. |
Donald's Big Break
02:06
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“It would have been the biggest story
In the history of stories
But look at the things that were hacked
Open to be hacked
They could have had hacking defence
Look at what was learned from that hacking
That’s a horrible thing
That’s a horrible thing
Gimme a break
If Putin likes Donald Trump
Russia can help us fight Isis
This administration created Isis
You can’t see them, and you won’t know
Be very careful
You’re going to probably have cameras
In the strangest places
I was offered 2 billion dollars
And I turned it down
Gimme a break
I hope at the end of 8 years
I’ll come back and I’ll say
“Oh, you did a good job”
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VNITE
02:05
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UNITE!
Together is better for us, you’ll see
Together toward sustainability
Together we will crush our enemies
Together we will fix everything
Together we built the buildings tall
Together we wept over our own downfall
Together the pieces pick up just right
Together led into that dogfight
“If given the opportunity
I would get even with some people that were disloyal to me”
UNITE!
Together we will crush our enemies
UNITE!
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