U.s.a. Lyrics - Dubioza Kolektiv

I am from Bosnia, take me to America 

I really want to see Statue of Liberty 

I can no longer wait, take me to United States 

Take me to Golden Gate, I will assimilate 

The grass is always greener in neighbour's court-yard 

I wish to leave this nightmare go to a promised land 

Please, take me to your leader, I want my green card 

I want to fly over like a rocket from the Balkans 

I want to start all over and turn a new page 

Forget this dreadful story, escape the stone age 

I'm waiting for a chance to get out of the cage 

I feel like a slave on a minimal wage 

I am from Bosnia, take me to America 

I really want to see Statue of Liberty 

I can no longer wait, take me to United States 

Take me to Golden Gate, I will assimilate 

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One day when you reach the end 

One day you will understand 

One day back to roots my friend 

No place like a motherland 

One day when you reach the end 

One day you will understand 

One day back to roots my friend 

No place like a motherland 

I hoped I'll find what I need, I'll be free like a bird 

Now we're pushed in a ghetto like the sheep in a herd 

All the promises I heard became empty words 

Completely disconnected from the rest of the world 

The grass is never greener in neighbour's court-yard 

I want to start all over return to no man's land 

Send greetings to your leader, don't want your green card 

I want to fly back like a rocket to the Balkans 

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I am from Bosnia, take me to America 

I really want to see Statue of Liberty 

I can no longer wait, take me to United States 

Take me to Golden Gate, I will assimilate 

One day when you reach the end 

One day you will understand 

One day back to roots my friend 

No place like a motherland 

One day when you reach the end 

One day you will understand 

One day back to roots my friend 

No place like a motherland