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I Love America
Why do you love America?
Freedom is what we fight for and what we have earned we used everything taught to us and everything we've learned.
Adventure through the mountains and hear that rainfall as the giant trees stand mighty and tall.
It is diversity that makes America the way it is with races and ethnicity gee whiz.
Risk is what America runs on it's what our fighting soldiers call upon.
Patriotism is what keeps our soldiers fighting
Red, White, and Blue reuniting.
It is determination that can help our soldiers win and to our veterans who have been in their shoes America is beautiful with the Kansas sunsets and the old timers blues.
America is the one and only place to be when our veterans come home and see.
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