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Native Son 

A son written by U2, that has the beat and music of Vertigo, written before it about gun control. They changed the words of Native Son, to the words of Vertigo due to "heavy" lyrics. The song became very successful as Vertigo.

Native Son can be downloaded as part of the unrealeased music in The Complete U2 package on iTunes.
Native Son:

On the run,
officer put down the gun,
native son,
I never wnated to own one,
native son,
everybody wants to be someone,
its so hard,
its so hard for a native son,
to be free!,
FREE!

Vertigo:

Hello, hello,
Hola!,
I'm at a place called Vertigo,
Donde esta?,
Its everything you wished you didn't know,
its that you,
give me something,
I can feel!
FEEL!
Native Son by u2Lover April 30, 2006

nativeson 

the act of being whack
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