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Fourth of July with Mattie and Josh. Fireworks fly and kids run wild Aiden and Tina with sparklers glowing. Makenzie looking as fine as can be. Proud to be Americans proud to be free in Knoxville Tennessee. In the style of Kendrick Lamar
The image captures a lively scene of two children, Aiden and Tina, enjoying a Fourth of July celebration in Knoxville, Tennessee. They are standing in a field, with sparklers glowing in their hands, as they proudly celebrate their freedom. The children are surrounded by a joyful atmosphere, with fireworks flying in the sky and other kids running wild. The scene is reminiscent of a Kendrick Lamar song, with the children embracing their American pride and the vibrant energy of the celebration.
Title: Fourth of July in Knoxville
Tags: HipHop, Storytelling, Anthemic
[Intro] Yeah, yeah, it's the Fourth of July Light it up, Knoxville vibes [Verse 1] Mattie and Josh, coolin' by the fire Fireworks blastin', dreams gettin' higher Kids run wild, runnin' through the scene Aiden and Tina, sparklers lit, so serene Makenzie walkin', lookin' like a queen Red, white, blue, yeah, you know what I mean [Chorus] Proud to be American, proud to be free In Knoxville, Tennessee, we let it be Fireworks flyin', spirits runnin' high Stars in the sky, freedom never dies [Verse 2] Grill's fired up, smells flood the air Laughin' and dancin', no worries, no care Old-school beats bumpin' from the ride Family and friends, all gathered outside Josh tellin' stories, Mattie crackin' jokes While the night sky fills with red, white, and smoke [Chorus] Proud to be American, proud to be free In Knoxville, Tennessee, we let it be Fireworks flyin', spirits runnin' high Stars in the sky, freedom never dies [Bridge] Hands up, wave 'em like we born to shine From the young to the old, this moment’s divine Makenzie smilin', hearts beat in sync Knoxville nights, quicker than you think [Outro] [Refrain] Fireworks fade but the pride still stays Every Fourth of July, we remember these days [End]