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John Wayne
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You raise these boys to be, to be like John Wayne
Don’t act so surprised when they turn out that way
Why is there so much violence in the schools
If you give a boy a gun, he can be famous too
We celebrate the masculine side
And denigrate, just laugh when they cry
And we’re not set up to win
Do you want this to end?
We’re only set up to lose
Two-fisted fools
Fathers are the ones that we’re supposed to mimic
It summersaults around, now everyone’s a critic
We celebrate the masculine side
And denigrate, just laugh when they cry
We’re not set up to win
Do you want this to end?
We’re only set up to lose
Two-fisted fools
Well is it a time-warp or is it that our mind is warped?
We want to be loved too
We’re not set up to win
Do you want this to end?
We’re only set up to lose
Two-fisted fools
I want to be John Wayne
I want to be John Wayne
I want to be John Wayne
I want to be John Wayne
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