In the Roaring Twenties, a time of change
When alcohol was deemed too strange
But the people wanted to drink and dance
So they turned to the underground, taking a chance
Speakeasies popped up, all around
Illegal bars, where drinks were found
Al Capone, the king of the scene
His empire built on liquor, a dangerous dream
The streets were ruled by gang violence
As rival mobsters fought for dominance
Tommy guns and fedoras, a deadly sight
In the Roaring Twenties, where the wrong was right
But the people didn′t care, they just wanted to have fun
Dancing to the rhythm of the Charleston
The flappers and dappers, living it up
In the underground world, where the drinks never stop
The Prohibition may have tried to stop the flow
But the people found a way, to let the good times go
Bootleggers and moonshiners, making a fortune
As the demand for alcohol, continued to be in motion
Al Capone's empire, growing day by day
As he supplied the speakeasies, with booze to play
Al Capone′s empire, growing by the day
As he supplied the speakeasies, with booze to play
But the law was always on his tail
In the Roaring Twenties, where it was all for sale
But the party couldn't last forever
As the government finally pulled the lever
The Prohibition was repealed, the drinks were back
But the Roaring Twenties, would never be the same, that's a fact
Al Capone′s downfall, a symbol of the end
Of a wild era, that we′ll never forget
The Roaring Twenties, a time of rebellion and fun
Where the people said no, to what couldn't be done
So never forget the Roaring Twenties
A time of wild parties and endless possibilities
Where the people stood up, against the law
And found a way to have fun, despite the Prohibition′s draw
Al Capone may be gone, but his legend remains
A symbol of the Roaring Twenties, that will never wane
So let's cheers to the past, and all that it brought
In the Roaring Twenties, where the party never stopped
But behind the glitz and glamour, a darker side lurked
As the gangs fought for power, and innocent lives were irked
But behind the glitz and glamour, a darker side lurked
As the gangs fought for power, and innocent lives were irked
Blood was spilled, and bodies piled high
As Al Capone and his men, ruled the underworld with a merciless eye
The streets were stained with the blood of the fallen
As the violence escalated, and the cities were callin′
For an end to the madness, and the reign of terror
But the Roaring Twenties, only got darker and scarier
The speakeasies were filled with the scent of death
As the alcohol flowed, and the people danced with bated breath
The speakeasies were filled with the scent of death
As the alcohol flowed, and the people danced with bated death
But behind the smiles and laughter, a sinister truth lay
In the Roaring Twenties, where the devil came to play
Al Capone, the king of the underworld
His empire built on fear, and the innocent twirled
But no one dared to cross him, or challenge his reign
In the Roaring Twenties, where he held all the power and fame
The flappers and dappers, living it up in style
But behind their masks, their true selves were vile
They reveled in the chaos, and the destruction they caused
In the Roaring Twenties, where innocence was lost
The government tried to stop it, but it was all in vain
As the people rebelled, and the Prohibition was slain
But the damage was done, and the streets forever changed
In the Roaring Twenties, where the darkness reigned
So never forget the Roaring Twenties
A time of violence, and the rise of the bad and seedy
Where the innocent were corrupted, and the evil thrived
In the underground world, where the devil arrived
The devil arrived
Al Capone may be gone, but his legacy lives on
A reminder of the dark side, that we can't outrun
So let′s cheers to the past, and all that it brought
In the life of Al Capone, we could always drink
And we never had to stop
Al Capone
Al Capone, the king of the underworld
His empire built on fear, and the innocent twirled
But no one dared to cross him, or challenge his reign
In the Roaring Twenties, where he held all the power and fame
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