Tragical Anthem (Flag Burning Song) by Bob Rivers

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Tragical Anthem (Flag Burning Song)
By: Bob Rivers

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Parody of "The Star Spangled Banner" by Bruce Springsteen (Dave AuJus)

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Ladies and Gentlemen, please rise and join us in the singing of our nation's tragical anthem. Will you please welcome The Boss.

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Oh say can you smell what the protestors did
What so proudly we hailed
Now can be burned legally

Yeah you can burn the flag but you can't feed the homeless

And the vets in wheelchairs
With their canes in the air
They're fighting once more
'Gainst a few who don't care

Oh say does that char-broiled banner yet wave
For the land of the free
Wendy, if you are out there how free do you need to be?
And the home of the brave

Thank you! The Miami Horns.

(Dave AuJus)

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