Name: The New American Love Song
Duration: P00H02M43S
Description: the Love Song america Deserves! This is the first single from the album, it was written right after the most recent presidential election. It contains no Explicit Language, and every act described has actually taken place in this country.

The New American Love Song

from 27 Club by Darky Dark and the Junkie Bunch

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the Love Song america Deserves! This is the first single from the album, it was written right after the most recent presidential election. It contains no Explicit Language, and every act described has actually taken place in this country.

lyrics

All Lyrics by Darkness J. Wonderman.

(Verse 1)
I would shoot up a high school for you. I would shoot up a Batman movie preview. They would shoot up a whole bunch of Clorox for you cuz that's how much I care.

I'd run over pregnant mothers for you. I'd run over a cat with a tractor too. I would sell a bunch of drugs to a hopeless youth. Cuz that's how much I care.

And start listening to dubstep for you. I would take a bunch of ecstasy and ketamine too. I would beat off in a McDonald's play place for you cuz that's how much I care.

(Chorus)
And I don't care if people stare while I self-immolate it makes you think that maybe this country should never be that great I know it's crazy and it might seem wrong I'm just trying to make this place we call and New World Order planet Earth worth living on.

(Verse 2)
I would go join the Army for you I would kill a bunch of people because I was told to I might even start to sexually degraded few cuz that's how much I care

I believe in the system for you I would become a racist and I build a wall to I would sell out my fellow man and woman for you. Cuz that's how much I care.

I'd crash a plane into some towers for you. I would fill the bottom floor with explosives too. I would detonate them remotely just to hide the truth cuz that's how much I care.

(Chorus).

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from 27 Club, released February 14, 2018
Darkness: Vox/Guitar
Gavin Keene: Drums
William "Ashtray" Williams: Bass/Backing Vox
Dirty Kyle: Backing Vox

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