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By: Cedric McClester Shock waves through a nation Rapidly losing patience With a president Who’s not the man they sent To Washington DC Nor will he ever be The kind of person who delivers What he promised campaign givers All he does is lies And give convenient alibis For the fact he failed And needs to be assailed For being on an ego trip He’s all bluster and all lip And everybody knows He’s not the man they chose Surrounded by sycophants Same old music same old dance And none of ‘em are qualified For the jobs that they applied They’re clearly a ship of fools That he uses as his tools To slowly destabilize Right before the people’s eyes And the Russians would appear To be everywhere Though that fact might be absurd He hasn’t said one nasty word About Russians to this date Or Vladimir who we all hate His blind supporter are now seeing That he’s a worthless human being Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Mar 28, 2017
Mar 28, 2017 at 7:37 AM UTC
SHOCK WAVES
By: Cedric McClester Shock waves through a nation Rapidly losing patience With a president Who’s not the man they sent To Washington DC Nor will he ever be The kind of person who delivers What he promised campaign givers All he does is lies And give convenient alibis For the fact he failed And needs to be assailed For being on an ego trip He’s all bluster and all lip And everybody knows He’s not the man they chose Surrounded by sycophants Same old music same old dance And none of ‘em are qualified For the jobs that they applied They’re clearly a ship of fools That he uses as his tools To slowly destabilize Right before the people’s eyes And the Russians would appear To be everywhere Though that fact might be absurd He hasn’t said one nasty word About Russians to this date Or Vladimir who we all hate His blind supporter are now seeing That he’s a worthless human being Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Mar 28, 2017
Mar 28, 2017 at 7:37 AM UTC
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