Too many laws (too many lawyers)
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Too many laws (too many lawyers)
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Zamler, Mellen and Shiffman like Dewey, Cheatem, Howe
And dogs like Geoffrey Feiger, can you hear them whining now
Chorus: Trapped in the jaws of hucksters and liars
There's too many laws and too many lawyers (2x)
Destroying with self-righteousness they know what's good for you
Hang them from the nearest trees that's what we have to do
Chorus
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And so another ambulance goes screaming down the way
Someone is responsible and that someone's got to pay
Chorus
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