The People grant him power; he grasps for more He asks them for their votes and for their deaths His eunuchs tell us that it was just a joke Like Two Corinthians walking into a bar
But when the folding chairs are folded away And that one night of transient glory is over The caucus captains and their caps depart Cheap souvenirs tatted in white and gold
They stumble home through limousine fumes and ice: “For a moment I was Somebody – it was nice”