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Bon Jovi ~ Made In America


R.sambora Made in america Nineten fifteen nine Born down by the factories Cross the jersey city line Raised on radio Just a jukebox kid I was alright Just a small town homeboy With big time dreams Foollowing his conscience In a world full of extremes Fresh outta high school Only seventeen I was alright Blinded by my vision There ws just no turning back Lika a runaway train Life was steaming down the track You'd say i'd never make it out But i kept on hanging on Every night i prayed to jesus And held my head up strong I was alright I landed on my feet Made in america I was brought up on the street My old man's independence Seemed good enough for me I was made in america Made in america Never cared much about politics Til i was twenty one But i woke up when lennon Found the wrong end of a gun He left his inspiration Before he said boodbye And we were alright We all lose out innocence It's impossible to hold I didn't know it then I had a packet full of gold When i kissed those younger days goodbye It almost broke my heart I was going to ghrough my growing pains I was driving in the dark But i was alright I landed on my feet Made in america I was brought up on the street I'm facing up to freedom And chacing down my dream I was made in america Yeah i was made in america Yeah we all lose our innocence It's impossible to hold I just didn't know it then I had a packet full of gold When they said i'd never make it I just kept on hanging on And every night i prayed to jesus And i held my head up strong And i was alright I landed on my feet Made in america I was brought up on the street Facing up to who i am Chasing down my dream I was made in america Yeah i was made in america more free lyrics

R.sambora

Made in america
Nineten fifteen nine
Born down by the factories
Cross the jersey city line
Raised on radio
Just a jukebox kid
I was alright
Just a small town homeboy
With big time dreams
Foollowing his conscience
In a world full of extremes
Fresh outta high school
Only seventeen
I was alright
Blinded by my vision
There ws just no turning back
Lika a runaway train
Life was steaming down the track
You'd say i'd never make it out
But i kept on hanging on
Every night i prayed to jesus
And held my head up strong
I was alright
I landed on my feet
Made in america
I was brought up on the street
My old man's independence
Seemed good enough for me
I was made in america
Made in america
Never cared much about politics
Til i was twenty one
But i woke up when lennon
Found the wrong end of a gun
He left his inspiration
Before he said boodbye
And we were alright
We all lose out innocence
It's impossible to hold
I didn't know it then
I had a packet full of gold
When i kissed those younger days goodbye
It almost broke my heart
I was going to ghrough my growing pains
I was driving in the dark
But i was alright
I landed on my feet
Made in america
I was brought up on the street
I'm facing up to freedom
And chacing down my dream
I was made in america
Yeah i was made in america
Yeah we all lose our innocence
It's impossible to hold
I just didn't know it then
I had a packet full of gold
When they said i'd never make it
I just kept on hanging on
And every night i prayed to jesus
And i held my head up strong
And i was alright
I landed on my feet
Made in america
I was brought up on the street
Facing up to who i am
Chasing down my dream
I was made in america
Yeah i was made in america

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