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Bon Jovi - Made in America

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Made in america

Nineten fifteen nine

Born down by the factories

Cross the jersey city line

Raised on radio

Just a jukebox kid

I was alright

Just a small town homeboy

With big time dreams

Foollowing his conscience

In a world full of extremes

Fresh outta high school

Only seventeen

I was alright

Blinded by my vision

There ws just no turning back

Lika a runaway train

Life was steaming down the track

Youd say Id never make it out

But I kept on hanging on

Every night I prayed to jesus

And held my head up strong

I was alright

I landed on my feet

Made in america

I was brought up on the street

My old mans independence

Seemed good enough for me

I was made in america

Made in america

Never cared much about politics

Til I was twenty one

But I woke up when lennon

Found the wrong end of a gun

He left his inspiration

Before he said boodbye

And we were alright

We all lose out innocence

Its impossible to hold

I didnt know it then

I had a packet full of gold

When I kissed those younger days goodbye

It almost broke my heart

I was going to ghrough my growing pains

I was driving in the dark

But I was alright

I landed on my feet

Made in america

I was brought up on the street

Im facing up to freedom

And chacing down my dream

I was made in america

Yeah I was made in america

Yeah we all lose our innocence

Its impossible to hold

I just didnt know it then

I had a packet full of gold

When they said Id never make it

I just kept on hanging on

And every night I prayed to jesus

And I held my head up strong

And I was alright

I landed on my feet

Made in america

I was brought up on the street

Facing up to who I am

Chasing down my dream

I was made in america

Yeah I was made in america

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