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God Bless The Usa Analysis
The overall message that the song is portraying is Americans are thankful for everyone who helped fight for freedom. Freedom is the reason why people can live their lives. Also, freedom makes the country beautiful. The title is called “God Bless The U.S.A” and the first line in the second line starts with “I’d thank my lucky stars” which suggest the tone is thankful and grateful to be living in such a great country and to be an American. I picked this song because it talks about how great our country is and I love knowing my whole life I will have so many opportunities to do so many things because I have freedom. The similarity the song and I have is being thankful for having freedom and to live in this beautiful

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