[Intro]
I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all

[Verse 1: Derek Minor]
Used to be off of them boats was Africans in ropes
Now all we get off of these of boats is piles of coke
Or sex slaves, ain't it sick?
Which you prefer? Take your pick
High schools have armed guards because teenagers bear arms
And they'll crack your head and put that video on world star
That boy you calling a nerd got a bomb up in his backpack
Planned to get revenge and leave a crater where his class at
I saw the sickest thing when channel four news was on
A momma put a two year old... inside a stove
We look at third world to turn up our nose
Got the nerve to tell God we got it on your own

[Hook: Thi'sl]
One nation under God
That's what we supposed to be
That's why I'm praying hard
In God we trust
I said in God we trust
In God we trust
I said in God we trust

[Verse 2: Derek Minor]]
Had a cold so I went to Walgreens
And at the pharmacy I asked for Codeine
Told 'em I'm a rapper they laughed and told me to leave
I left with Vitamin C and a itchy throat for weeks
We traded cocaine for mollies, Heroin for sizzurp
The Devil eatin' the hood I think America's for dessert
The suburbs love rappers, just come to one of our shows
You'll see Tabitha and Matthew repeating all our flows
While you thinks you trynna get that tat or think you wearin' a snapback
Cause culture don't discriminate and you just takin' this black rap
The porch riders are bowed, we forgot about the ghetto
Now my hood is famous and Satan is Gepetto

[Bridge: This'l]
To the Republic for which it stands
Please take the government and put it in his hands!

[Hook]

[Verse 3: This'l and Derek Minor]
To all the patriots who died in warm blood and every slave
I lift this country to the Lord and in Jesus' name I pray
That the gospel grip our heart and we turn from wicked ways
I know you gave us this country hey they takin' it today
So listen to me politician I'm not talkin' superstition