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America Today

Unemployment’s on the rise
No longer have a smog filled sky
Too many pink slips in this land
No sympathy for the working man
Go to work, punch the clock
Before you know your time is gone

Chorus:
What's happening to these city streets?
They're crumbling right by my feet
This is not the city we know
Watching the working go poor

Our own cities claiming bankruptcy
But we spend it all on foreign policy
Keep this country in a war
Keep people asking what it's for
No solution to the cause
Our America becoming lost

(Repeat Chorus)

America the beautiful
I think we've let you down
Corruption in the capital
And pollution all around
What is it that happened
To the red, white, and blue?
Our country is a sinking ship
And it's lost within our youth

(Repeat Chorus)

Lyrics- Steve Miller
Music- AJ Falcione &
Dead On The Streets (’13)

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from Immoral Discipline​/​Dead On The Streets Split, released July 4, 2014
Dead On The Streets is: Steve Miller- Vocals, AJ Falcione- Guitar, Brett Lindblom- Bass, PJ Hartwig- Drums. Recorded and Produced by Marc Giuliani at Retrograde Audio, Mastered by Tom Brown.

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Immoral Discipline D.C.

Immoral Discipline was formed in '86 by Shawn Leahy, Bill Gerber and Jimmy Wood (RIP). Many members followed, including Todd Greene, who joined ranks after Jimmy's tragic death.

The band became a staple in the American Oi! movement before disbanding in '89.

In 2011, after releasing a retrospective CD featuring all of the band's studio material, Shawn revived Immoral Discipline with new blood...
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