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"Living in America" est une chanson de James Brown présentée dans l'épisode de la septième saison, "Raisins". Butters chante cette chanson pour lui-même dans l'épisode de la dix-septième saison, "Tête de noeud".

Contexte

Butters Stotch a le béguin pour la serveuse de Raisins, Lexus. Il l'appelle au téléphone et dépense tout son argent au restaurant juste pour la voir. Lors du premier appel à son œuvre, "Living in America" pouvait être entendu en arrière-plan.

Dans "Tête de noeud", Butters s'approche d'un employé du Department of Motor Vehicles et lui avoue ses péchés. Elle lui suggère alors de faire mille "Vivre en Amérique" comme expiation. Il accepte de le faire et commence à chanter la chanson pour lui-même.

Paroles

Yeah, uh
Get up, ow
Ow
Knock it out this
Woo

Super highways, coast to coast
Easy to get anywhere
On the transcontinental overload
Just slide behind the wheel
How does it feel

When there's no destination that's too far?
And somewhere on the way you might find out who you are, woo

Living in America (ow)
Eye to eye, station to station
Living in America
Hand in hand, across the nation
Living in America
Got to have a celebration

Rock my soul, huh, ow, huh

Smokestack, fatback
Many miles of railroad track
All night radio, keep on runnin'
Through your rock 'n' roll soul
All night diners keep you awake
On black coffee and a hard roll, woo

You might have to walk a fine line (say it)
You might take the hard line
But everybody's workin' overtime

Living in America (huh)
Eye to eye, station to station
Living in America
Hand in hand, across the nation
Living in America
Yeah, got to have a celebration, woo

I (I) live in America
Say it loud
I live in America
Wait a minute

You may not be lookin' for the promised land
But you might find it anyway
Under one of those old familiar names
Like New Orleans (New Orleans), Detroit City (Detroit City)
Dallas, uh (Dallas), Pittsburgh, PA, (Pittsburgh, PA)
New York City (New York City), Kansas City (Kansas City)
Atlanta, woo (Atlanta), Chicago and L.A.

Living in America
Hit me
Living in America, yeah
I walked in and out
Living in America

I live in America
Say it loud, It'll make you proud, uh
Said, I live in America
Hey, I know what it means, ah

Living in America
Eddie Murphy, eat your heart out

To the bridge, ay

Living in America
Hit me
I said now, eye to eye
Station to station
Living in America
Oh, so nice with your bad self (uh)
Living in America

Whoa, I feel good


Chansons de la septième saison
All Out of Love | All Things Just Keep Getting Better | Bleeding Heart Rock Protest Song vs. Pro War Country Song | Blowing Smoke | Casa Bonita | Cigarettes All Hidey Lidey Day | Crips and Bloods | Ding Dong They Caught Saddam | Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) | Follow the Only Road | French Canada | Greensleeves | Happy Birthday to You | Hello! Ma Baby | I Don't Want to Wait | If You Leave Me Now | Jarabe Tapatío | Jesus, Baby | Joseph Smith Was Called a Prophet | Living in America | Love Is a Battlefield | Make a Run for the Border | School Days | Shock the Monkey | Taco-Flavored Kisses for My Ben | Taco Flavored Kisses | Welcome Friends to Canada | YMCA

Voir aussi: Liste des chansons | Liste des personnages mineurs de la septième saison | Saison 7


Chansons de la dix-septième saison
A Chorus of Wieners | Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love | All Night Long | Camptown Races | Christmas Is Coming | Hot for Teacher | I Ate My Son 'Fer A Blu-Ray Player | I Was Not the Bullet | It's a Beautiful Day | Living in America | My Bitch Ain't No Hobbit | O Tannenbaum | Princess Kenny Theme | Seven | The Darkness | The Heat is On | Work Slut

Voir aussi: Liste des chansons | Liste des personnages mineurs de la dix-septième saison | Saison 17

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