Worth Repeating

Oh, give me a home where everyone is free to roam, sharing hugs and kisses with family and friends Where there's nothing to fear 'neath the capitol dome And my combatant countrymen have made amends I want incivility to stop, ending the bitter hostility Brother vs brother, hating each other with animosity It's a misnomer to call ourselves "The United States" when any topic discussed turns into chaotic debates I desire a state of well-being, a country free of ill-health Life is more important, compared to any material wealth When did belligerence become accepted by so many? What happened to the smiles we wore? I no longer see any If it were possible, I would paint everyone in a sepia hue No blacks or whites; color would no longer have value Medicine would not come with side effects that could kill America would be great again because of man's goodwill Freedom would belong to each man, woman, and child We would respect nature and protect animals in the wild Americans would live together in harmony; honor bound Proud of our homeland, and once again world renowned I long to see the U. S. have representatives who care about our beautiful country, and keep oaths they swear I want Old Glory to fly high, not used in domestic battle dishonored by rioters, stampeding like a herd of cattle Arguing over who's at fault has only brought us shame What good are words and fingers pointing out the blame I'm ready to move on and it's my hope that you are, too Americans, remember what John Kennedy asked of you