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The ****** of The Reformation

Plundering corruption

A boy an apple from a tree

Son you know that is wicked

Come on, and follow me.

 

You saw that strange fruit growing

The poor a hanging from a tree

Let's sing another song boys

Call it US democracy

 

I free all kinds of good boys

In my old boy kinda way

From tyranical oppression

To the kinder Gentler me

 

And I say you must reform now

To our ever wanking little whim

Chairman Bush is on a roll now

Thinks he's facking Chairman Mao.

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Jul 15, 2013
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