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My Grandmama worked at the factory floor
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Sewing leather for minimum wage
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While my granddaddy worked all the beer joints in town
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Tryin' to forget the memories he made
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'Cus when daddy was born, in 1945
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We'd been fighthing for what we believed
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Along with 5 other brothers, who stood by his side
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They were ready, they were willing to bleed
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Red, white and blue
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Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
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Like my family before me, I feel it too
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The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
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My daddy grew up, on the wrong side of poor
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Rubbing nickels together for heat
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Well he and his sister, had barely got by
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With the clothes and the shoes on their feet
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So he joined the service, when he was 18
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Like his daddy and his uncles before
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He was ready to die. for what he believed
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To fight for, what's worth fighthing for
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Red, white and blue
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Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
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Like my family before me, I feel it too
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The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
SOLO PART
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Well me and my sisters, got kids of our own
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And my brother's coming up on 16
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And my daddy taught us all, how to live off the land
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And how to stand up for what we believe
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Red, white and blue
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Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
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Like my family before me, I feel it too
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The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
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Like my family before me, I feel it too
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The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
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The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
Outro
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