All American

Alabama

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Intro: There?s a strip mall round the corner lease signs in every window. And fear in almost all my neighbors? eyes. There?s a disconnect between the politicians and the people We know half the time they?re gonna lie. Aren?t we all on the same side? There?s no us and there?s no them. We?re all out there on a limb. There?s no Kings and there?s no Queens Just a pot of melted dreams What makes us so quick to fight? No one wants to compromise Sometimes it?s all so hard to understand. Aren?t we all American? We can?t agree on nothing even as our country Is hanging in the balance by a thread. There?s bonuses for bosses and bankers hiding losses While our leaders close their eyes and turn their heads Aren?t we all on the same side? What if my son?s class was closing down my brothers house the bank sold out My father?s farm we could not save. My mother lost her job today My wife just said tuition?s more Another year we can?t afford So our daughter?s dropping out of school If this was me what would I do? There?s no us and there?s no them. We?re all out there on a limb. There?s no Kings and there?s no Queens Just a pot of melted dreams What makes us so quick to fight? No one wants to compromise Sometimes it?s all so hard to understand. Get back to being neighbors family and friends Aren?t we all American?

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La chanson aborde les divisions croissantes au sein de la société américaine. Elle évoque le désespoir des gens face à une situation économique difficile où les inégalités sont de plus en plus visibles. Les paroles soulignent le décalage entre les dirigeants et les citoyens, mettant en lumière les frustrations et les luttes quotidiennes des familles qui peinent à joindre les deux bouts. L'artiste appelle à l'unité, rappelant que, malgré nos différences, nous partageons tous des préoccupations communes et que nous devrions revenir à des valeurs de proximité, de solidarité et de compréhension mutuelle. Dans un contexte où la polarisation semble faire partie du paysage, ce message résonne particulièrement.

Le Chansonnier