Tonart: E major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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came to see the USA from a foreign land
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To photograph the progress of
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dear old Uncle Sam
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He got off the boat in New York,
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went down to the Bowery
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I know what the man went to
photograph and to see
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Verse 2
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hungry living dead
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Winos who sell their souls for a
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bottle of a cheapest red
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That's the picture that he wanted
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And that's what he got they say,
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America the ugly today
Interlude 1
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Verse 3
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He went to the Appalachians
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and he saw what we all have seen
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Where people live on bread and soup,
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fat back and pinto beans
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He saw the hungry children and he
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photographed the ragged clothes
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I guess we're gonna try to tell
Verse 4
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There were good men standin'
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around with nothing to do
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Pregnant young women who didn't
even have a pair of shoes
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The man got his pictures
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And what are we going to say,
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"America the ugly today"
Interlude 2
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Verse 5
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Then he went to the medicare centers
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and he saw the old people there
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It seems that the young generation just
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didn't want 'em in their hair
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He saw the poor man workin' it out
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while the mighty rich lives high
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And my friend that brings a gleam
Verse 6
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had plenty and some had none at all
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The enemy knows when a heart gets hard,
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the country is bound to fall
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If we get heads and hearts together we
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won't have to hear them say
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"America the ugly today,
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America the ugly today"
Outro 1
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