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By: Cedric McClester How can we address Things we don’t express And think nevertheless They will be redressed Why should we assume In a smokeless back room Talk will then resume As to how to close the wound ****** has returned Because we haven’t learned But now look who’s concerned Now that the table’s turned It’s creating quite a scare Because it’s everywhere In the suburbs they’re in prayer Over who the Lord should spare Go to college Then go broke And that’s not just a joke There’s no mirrors or no smoke It’s a sad reality And I’m sure you would agree Much to the banker’s glee It’s affected you and me Now there is no middle class It’s regulated to our past See it vanished much too fast It’s either rich or poor by contrast When conservative do what they does Nothing stays the way it was And perhaps that’s just becuz They’ve put the past on pause Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 2:25 PM UTC
THINGS WE DON'T EXPRESS
By: Cedric McClester How can we address Things we don’t express And think nevertheless They will be redressed Why should we assume In a smokeless back room Talk will then resume As to how to close the wound ****** has returned Because we haven’t learned But now look who’s concerned Now that the table’s turned It’s creating quite a scare Because it’s everywhere In the suburbs they’re in prayer Over who the Lord should spare Go to college Then go broke And that’s not just a joke There’s no mirrors or no smoke It’s a sad reality And I’m sure you would agree Much to the banker’s glee It’s affected you and me Now there is no middle class It’s regulated to our past See it vanished much too fast It’s either rich or poor by contrast When conservative do what they does Nothing stays the way it was And perhaps that’s just becuz They’ve put the past on pause Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2016. All rights reserved.
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 2:25 PM UTC
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