What I have come to believe. By First Fool
With each generation, the less I understand
Like Santa is now a symbol for the salesman
His image is so soiled and I don’t mean soot
Ever since the slipper fell off Cindy’s foot
This made those like Gollum have to laugh
We could use another Tolkien with his Gandalf
And we haven’t seen the Dragon Puff since
We learned it was all right exploiting innocence
Mickey and Bugs are just spikes on a chart
And some think all their needs are at Wall Mart
Being a princess killed the Lady Di
And a good lawyer turns the truth to a lie
The reason drugs can not go away
Is that too many people want them to stay
None believe what the politician tell us
And some think heaven is a realm of Elvis
I finally got what the Mad Hater said
And the rich don’t care if tiny Tim gets fed
Everything has its price I say with scorn
If you don’t believe me just watch porn
While the Rabbit it counts away the hours
All the kings’ men didn’t save the towers
And Hook really just got a new start
And now works for the Queen of Harts
And he hides somewhere around Baghdad
And making us grieve makes him glad
A wise man once said to turn the other cheek
But without the lion’s pride the lamb is weak
And I wish we didn’t need Aladdin’s land
So we’d leave and let’em pound sand
And not all evil is confined to the east
Most of our leaders feast with the beast
Their image is not what they privately allow
That’s why Bill couldn’t follow the plow
And if we wanted someone to explain
We should ask the maker’s of acid rain
Or CEOs and their stock selling insiders
Or better yet those tobacco providers
Money can be made, but it’s better stolen
And if that’s love, then to hell you’re goin’
The state has justice, the oppressed revenge
If you want the fire, don’t fear its singe
We ambushed the Brits from behind a tree
But we’d be only a terrorist in this century.
Peter can have his Nevernever land
Cause there’s worst things than being a man
Evil is in us all and I hate to think like that
But that’s whey we can’t see Alice’s cat
I try not to wear my heart on my sleeve
But that is what I have come to believe
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