These Colors Don't Run
These Colors Don't Run: Unveiling the Moral Tapestry of a NationLyrics
There's something wrong with our society today
Expressing a belief that there are issues or problems in contemporary society.
We've lost the moral fabric of our land
Highlighting a perceived loss of moral values in the nation.
There's no sense of national identity
Noting a lack of a shared national identity among the population.
And assimilation's a goal of the past
Suggesting that the goal of assimilation is no longer prioritized.
Our country has come so far along
Reflecting on the progress the country has made from its colonial past.
From the British Colonies
Specifically referencing the historical period of British Colonies.
To stand now as a symbol of power
Describing the nation as a symbol of power.
Freedom and prestige
Associating the nation with freedom and prestige.
These Colors Don't Run
Asserting the resilience of the nation symbolized by its colors.
Never have and never will
Emphasizing the enduring nature of the nation's symbolic colors.
These Colors Don't Run
Reiterating the idea that the nation's colors will not run.
Ready to fight ready to kill
Conveying readiness to defend and, if necessary, to kill for the nation.
There's demonstrations in America's heartland
Pointing out demonstrations occurring in the heartland of America.
You see the violence on the streets
Observing violence on the streets during these demonstrations.
They come with a false sense of entitlement
Criticizing a perceived false sense of entitlement among certain groups.
Biting the hand that feeds
Highlighting the irony of those harming the source of their support.
What ever happened to the American Dream?
Raising questions about the current state of the American Dream.
Where is their work ethic?
Questioning the work ethic of certain individuals or groups.
Who are they to demand it for free?
Challenging the legitimacy of demanding things for free.
Where is their self-respect?
Questioning the absence of self-respect in some segments of society.
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