King George
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King George
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King George
(John Raymond Pollard)
Way down in Orlando --
Stranger than a dream --
In the world of Disney
Minnie Mouse and Mickey
Replaced by the Supreme
Court ruled by five jesters
Puppets held on strings
By sketchy men from Dixie
Who want to steal a victory
And proclaim him king.
Dubby, dubby, dubby, dub, dub, dubbya,
Dubby, dubby, dubby, dub, dub, dubbya,
Now some have said the crown prince
Led a life of privileged greed,
He made profit from pollution, he ordered executions --
A friend of life indeed!
Some say he'd been a coke head, whose nose turned to the right,
Who traded in the gin
But kept his smart ass grin;
His head was not quite right.
From that steamy Tea Party
To frozen Valley Forge.
Centuries of democracy.
Show no need for King George.
Dubby, dubby, dubby, dub, dub, dubbya,
Dubby, dubby, dubby, dub, dub, dubbya,
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