I Love America

Alice Cooper

I love that mountain with those four big heads
I love Velveeta slapped on Wonder bread
I love a commie if he's good and dead, yup
I love America

I love Old Glory and homemade pie
I think them Ruskies should be sterilized
I love my chicken Kentucky Fried
Finger lickin' good!

Hey there, this is A.B. Cooper from
Cooper's Carnival of Clean and Classic Cars
It's our fourth of July sale
Here at Cooper's Carnival of Clean and Classic Cars
At the corner of Collins and Commerce
I've got lot full of the finest, funny looking, cars money can buy
At prices even you can afford
So come on down and say hello to me, and granny
And bring the kids to meet my snake
I say, "Bye."
Granny says, "Bye."
And the snake says, "Sssssssssss"

I love General Patton in World War Two
My Pocket Fisherman and my Crazy Glue
I love the Beav and Wally too, yeah
I love America

I love the bomb, hot dogs and mustard
I love my girl, but I sure don't trust her
I love what the Indians did to Custer
I love America

Here they come!
There they go!

I love my jeans, and I love my hair
I love a real tight skirt and a real nice pair
And on the fourth of July, I love the rockets' red glare
I love America

I watch the A-Team every Tuesday night
I graduated, but I ain't too bright
I love Detroit 'cause I was born to fight
I love America

I love the Tigers, but I hate the Mets
I ride my hog, but I race my Vette
I gotta job, but, hell, I'm still in debt
I love America

I love my bar, and I love my truck
I'd do most anything to make a buck
I love a waitress who loves to... flirt!
They're the best kind
I love America
Turn me on
Well, I gotta go now
I love America
Bye bye, I tell you what though, I really do love it
You ain't going to catch me at no may-day rally


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I Love America Lyrics as written by Ezrin Cooper

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    My Interpretation
    'Pocket Fisherman' and 'Crazy Glue' were two products often sold on US television in the late '70s and early '80s. The pocket fisherman was a plastic folding fishing reel and reel. A cheap toy every ten-year-old had to have. Crazy glue was simply cyanoacrylate. The commercial often featured a guy wearing a hard hat glued to steel beam and presumably hanging dangerously high above a construction site with only the amazing bonding strength of Crazy Glue staying sure death. The song highlights stereotypical redneck attitudes accurately. Satirizing while simultaneously complimenting ‘Wonder Bread White' American cultural of which I’m guilty of being a member. And yes, I also loved what the Indians did to Custer.
    rancidcrabon May 17, 2009   Link
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    General Comment
    The quintessential, all-American, tribute ballad to red-state America!! I LOVE AMERICA!!!
    philaboleon November 30, 2007   Link
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    General Comment
    what's a pocket fisherman and what's Crazy Glue? Tc from the UK.
    TangoCharlieon August 07, 2008   Link

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