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Transcript for Podcast: "I Feel Snitty," Episode 98: "'Ready to Take Us Back Again' (parody based on the Barry Manilow song, 'Ready to Take a Chance Again')," is now available!

Podcast: I Feel Snitty

Episode 98: "Ready to Take Us Back Again" (parody based on the Barry Manilow song, "Ready to Take a Chance Again")

Premiere Date: 12/4/20

Length: 2:49 (196 words)

Link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/e/ready-to-take-us-back-again-parody-based-on-the-barry-manilow-song-ready-to-take-a-chance-again/

Transcript: 

“Ready to Take Us Back Again” (to the tune of Barry Manilow’s “Ready to Take a Chance Again”)

You remind us all when times were good

Slaves serving us, and wives too, so unbelievably well

No admitted LGBTs, no need for walls

Life goes like it should for white masters

The land ours as always, don’t tell Natives

 

And he’s ready to take us back again

Ready to give us a world through eyes of (David) Duke

Been living with too much diversity

Home of the brave, land of the selective free

He’s ready to take us back again centuries

 

“Banning Muslims” got the Founders scared

Turning in their graves at lightning speed

Screaming, “WTF?!?”

 

And he’s ready to take us back again

Ready to give us a world through eyes of (David) Duke

Been living with too much diversity

Home of the brave, land of the selective free

 

And he’s ready to take us back again

Ready to give us a world through eyes of (David) Duke

Been living with too much diversity

Home of the brave, land of the selective free

 

And he’s ready to take us back again

Ready to take us back centuries

Centuries

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