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Where the cookies crumble is where the sturdy will stumble, Where the cowardice in brave men will surface And the evil cast out from every crevice Til' the day when only the honest and clean Lay claim to this land purged of ill and made serene By those who truly care for the future of their country, The fair sharing of bounty, The welfare of those they neighbour And the stoppage of all bias and favour. Where a man need not fear for his children Even though their future is uncertain. When behind your shoulder you need not look For fear of a killer, ****** or common crook. When the treasury is as transparent as glass And the parliament seats men not snakes in grass. When we are no longer short of teacher, doctor and nurse and the needs of the people are met first. This is when the politic of the future will carry corruption and incompetence to the hearse and we will look upon our elected head as a gift, not a curse.
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Nov 1, 2011
Nov 1, 2011 at 11:19 PM UTC
The Ideal Future
Where the cookies crumble is where the sturdy will stumble, Where the cowardice in brave men will surface And the evil cast out from every crevice Til' the day when only the honest and clean Lay claim to this land purged of ill and made serene By those who truly care for the future of their country, The fair sharing of bounty, The welfare of those they neighbour And the stoppage of all bias and favour. Where a man need not fear for his children Even though their future is uncertain. When behind your shoulder you need not look For fear of a killer, ****** or common crook. When the treasury is as transparent as glass And the parliament seats men not snakes in grass. When we are no longer short of teacher, doctor and nurse and the needs of the people are met first. This is when the politic of the future will carry corruption and incompetence to the hearse and we will look upon our elected head as a gift, not a curse.
johann-mitterhauser
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Trinidadian or Tobagonian
Nov 1, 2011
Nov 1, 2011 at 11:19 PM UTC
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