Lyrics:

Sunday Morning in America
Keith Anderson
She dresses up her children
And she herds ‘em to the car
Drives down to the mega church
Can't find a place to park
Then she feels a little guilty
When she takes His name in vain
Then she folds her last few dollars and she drops ‘em in the plate

Its Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America

His back is out of kilter
From sleeping on concrete
And he'd like to have some breakfast
But He'd trade it for a drink
Those early morning joggers
They're quick to pass him by
And the ones who drop a dollar
Don't dare look him in the eye

Another Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America
Its Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America

Smell the eggs and bacon
Hear the church bells ring
Cheerleaders shaking
On a big screen tv
There's Winnebago's
And boats on the lake
And a red-head freckled face blows out the candles on his birthday cake

Its Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America

He's hunkered in a bunker
With a rifle in his hand
Layin' his life on the line
Every inch of sand
He's Dreaming about that freedom he's been fighting for
and the arms that will wrap around him
When he comes walking through that door

Some Sunday morning, Sunday morning…in America
Yea, Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America

Smell the Eggs and bacon
Hear the church bells ring
Cheerleaders shaking
On a big screen tv
There's Winnebago's
And boats on the lake
And a red-head freckled face blows out the candles on his birthday cake

Yea, Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America
Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America

Well, I know it ain't perfect
There's a lot of things wrong
In America
But I thank God for those who lay down their lives
To make this place my home

Smell the eggs and bacon
Hear the church bells ring
Cheerleaders shaking
On a 57 inch big screen tv
There's trucks on a highway
And sailboats on the lake
And a red-head freckled face blows out the candles on his birthday cake

Its Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America
Sunday morning, Beautiful Sunday morning… in America
Oh, Sunday morning, Sunday morning… in America