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Easmuts!

The Juneteenth Celebration.

With Andrew and Polly We say life, life, say liberty, liberty, justice, but is it really for all, for all, for all, for all, for all

but we're here first minding their business,

when pioneers came bringing violence and illness,

the colonists survived thanks to Native Americans,

but in return, the proclamation stole their land.

Hey, that's messed up because the Native Americans had that land first.

But isn't really for all Africans, killing up them put into chain, brought to the land of

the free to be enslaved.

The American story has many pages, but for them it began being locked in cages.

The land of the free and the home of the slay.

They say life, life, say liberty,

liberty, justice, but is it really,

For all, for all, for all, for all, for all, for all, for all

But is it for all for all for all who don't fit the mode, all who were bought and sold,

all who are still opposed, all who were never told,

This is your country, all who don't have money sold all who are still opposed all who were never told this is your country

all who don't have money all who go to bed hungry hard i'm rich

oh rich we're broke nice to meet you broke but isn't really for all with brown skin all who don't fit in all

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