[Verse 1] I pledge allegiance to the flag, let the meaning stay clear Not a president who turns a public trust into fear Of the United States, every voice in the frame Not a throne for a man who makes division his game And to the Republic, power to the public No private crown, no rule above us For which it stands, let the promise expand Against a tyrant with a fist in his hand [Pre-Chorus] No crown, no throne, no voice above the law The many hold the future, the few don't own it all [Chorus] One nation under God, but the choice is your own Not a national fraud carved into stone It never names one belief, so the door stays wide Not up to the commander in chief to decide We are indivisible, connected and visible In an age that's digital, still human and pivotal With liberty and justice for all, stand tall Not just the rich—make room for the small [Verse 2] A promise isn't property, a flag isn't a throne The people make the country, we inherit what we've grown If power starts bragging, we answer with facts If a leader wants a leash, we refuse to relax Under God means faith can wear a thousand different faces No commander gets to rank the soul or measure sacred places A republic means the people, not a ruler's vanity Power isn't personal when it serves humanity [Bridge] Power to the public, let the people stand A republic is a promise held in every hand One nation under God, but belief is free No commander gets to choose what faith must be No one voice gets to own the sky No one crown gets to tell us why Public power, public ground Justice means everybody counts [Pre-Chorus] For the public, for the people, for the promise we recall Liberty and justice—make it real for all [Chorus] One nation under God, but the choice is your own Not a national fraud carved into stone It never names one belief, so the door stays wide Not up to the commander in chief to decide We are indivisible, connected and visible In an age that's digital, still human and pivotal With liberty and justice for all, stand tall Not just the rich—make room for the small [Outro] We are indivisible in a digital age Different voices turning every page Liberty and justice, not a private door Not just the rich—make room for the poor For the small, for the many For the voice without a penny No crown, no throne, no private wall Liberty and justice for all
