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Live ~ Merica


Looks like america's dropped her load She was ready to explode I could not see her from up here Cuz she was lyin' in the road My head's in the ground I can't make a sound My head's in the ground Looks like america's dropped her load She tried to call me on the telephone "Everything is fine, now the baby's here!" She'll have to handle this one on her own My head's in the ground I can't make a sound The priests were all stoned California was in my mind And love was a game that we played My head's in the ground I can't make a sound The priests were all stoned The fact that you moaned My head's in the ground My head's in the ground My head's in the ground more free lyrics

Looks like america's dropped her load
She was ready to explode
I could not see her from up here
Cuz she was lyin' in the road

My head's in the ground
I can't make a sound
My head's in the ground

Looks like america's dropped her load
She tried to call me on the telephone
"Everything is fine, now the baby's here!"
She'll have to handle this one on her own

My head's in the ground
I can't make a sound
The priests were all stoned
California was in my mind
And love was a game that we played

My head's in the ground
I can't make a sound
The priests were all stoned
The fact that you moaned

My head's in the ground
My head's in the ground
My head's in the ground

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