BACK (Us Citizen)
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
HOME and to the republic for which it stands
I want to go back home mommy what's the rest of it?
Just say and justice for all - and justice for ALL
Wanna go back back to the place I've left behind gotta to go back home
Back to the place I used to know, I gotta go back, back back back
Home is where my heart is oh
I'm grateful just to breath while a nation fills my needs and I'm thankful
For everything so many arms extended out to comfort me in times of doubt
Still I pray, I want to go back back to the place I've left behind oh yeah
Gotta go back, gotta go back home back to the place I used to know
I gotta go back back back back yeah
Many lives forever changed the gulf won't be the same
Generations flown miles away, heart love is all I feel
To a multitude it's real so they say - they say they
Want to go back, oh back to the place I've left behind oh
Gotta go back help me go home back to the place I used to know
I gotta go back, back back back though I'm grateful yeah
For everything you did for me
I want to see my teacher again all my neighborhood friends
Brother John at the corner store, Bishop Morton and
The congregation the doors of the church was open and
I can't forget the Mardi Gras yeah yeah yeah
I wanna go back, back to the place I've left behind
Though I'm grateful gotta go back - home yeah
Back to the place I used know I gotta go back
back back back
I'm looking for a familiar face have dinner at a familiar place
Talk to my neighbor across the fence all that I want
Wanna to go back yeah yeah yeah oh oh
Can you help me get back there Home gotta go back
Back to New Orleans, Biloxi Mississippi, Kenner, Bay St Louis
Slidell I miss the USA back to the parishes St. Bernard
We all know everything happens for a reason and all things
Has it's season what enemy meant for bad can be good
Yeah yeah yeah wanna go back
I can't give up no back to the place I've left behind yeah
Gotta go back, gotta go back I'm a US Citizen a US Citizen
Back to the place not a refugee back don't you remember me
I helped to build this country
HOME and to the republic for which it stands
I want to go back home mommy what's the rest of it?
Just say and justice for all - and justice for ALL
Wanna go back back to the place I've left behind gotta to go back home
Back to the place I used to know, I gotta go back, back back back
Home is where my heart is oh
I'm grateful just to breath while a nation fills my needs and I'm thankful
For everything so many arms extended out to comfort me in times of doubt
Still I pray, I want to go back back to the place I've left behind oh yeah
Gotta go back, gotta go back home back to the place I used to know
I gotta go back back back back yeah
Many lives forever changed the gulf won't be the same
Generations flown miles away, heart love is all I feel
To a multitude it's real so they say - they say they
Want to go back, oh back to the place I've left behind oh
Gotta go back help me go home back to the place I used to know
I gotta go back, back back back though I'm grateful yeah
For everything you did for me
I want to see my teacher again all my neighborhood friends
Brother John at the corner store, Bishop Morton and
The congregation the doors of the church was open and
I can't forget the Mardi Gras yeah yeah yeah
I wanna go back, back to the place I've left behind
Though I'm grateful gotta go back - home yeah
Back to the place I used know I gotta go back
back back back
I'm looking for a familiar face have dinner at a familiar place
Talk to my neighbor across the fence all that I want
Wanna to go back yeah yeah yeah oh oh
Can you help me get back there Home gotta go back
Back to New Orleans, Biloxi Mississippi, Kenner, Bay St Louis
Slidell I miss the USA back to the parishes St. Bernard
We all know everything happens for a reason and all things
Has it's season what enemy meant for bad can be good
Yeah yeah yeah wanna go back
I can't give up no back to the place I've left behind yeah
Gotta go back, gotta go back I'm a US Citizen a US Citizen
Back to the place not a refugee back don't you remember me
I helped to build this country
Credits
Writer(s): Nanette Brown
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