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THE GOOD BOY (2) (Bruce Phillips) I have led a good life full of peace and quiet, Now I shall have an old age full of rum and riot; Yes, I have been a good lad, careful and artistic; Now I shall have an old age, coarse and anarchistic. Once I paid my taxes and followed every rule; Banker, boss, and bureaucrat thought me a willing tool; I voted Democratic and paid the church its due; Now all those swine will have to find some other chump to screw. Of interest, banks and credit, insurance, tax and rent, Of lawyers, agents, generals and clerics I repent. With this (action here flashing a certain finger) for corporations and scorn for those elected, I shall be an old bum, loved but unrespected. See also Four Prominent Bastards Sung by Faith Petrick @parody @political filename[ GOODBOY2 XX OCT98  8note Sheet |
The Good Boy (from Carl Sandburg's American Songbag) |