See the Nigra boy statue On a White front lawn It is all that is left now The Old South is gone. It’s beloved in those towns With proper church steeples From the good old days When people owned people.
It is a symbol of when Blacks stayed in at night And all public offices Were held by the Whites. When all human rights Applied to only Caucasians, And not to Blacks, Hispanics, American Indians or Asians.
Those were the days when It was easy to quickly see Which were the good people And which ones were guilty. In those much better times We didn’t stoop to harrangue them. If they shot off their mouths We would simply hang them.
Two hundred years of tradition Was rudely taken away No matter how we fought it No matter what we had to say. Those were the best times And we liked it that way. And our friendly Congressmen Should make that way today.
The little Lawn Jockey remains Almost by himself to carry on Now that the massas and mistresses In the Sainted South are gone. He signifies a better time Like Stephen Foster songs: We never found owning darkies So very evil or all that wrong.
I have known FAR too many people in my life who feel this way, so I decided I needed to share this so you can be on the lookout to avoid such creeps as talk like this.