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“The Man That You Cheer” (parody based off the Marilyn Manson song, “The Man That You Fear”)

 “The Man That You Cheer” (parody based off the Marilyn Manson song, “The Man That You Fear”)

He’s a con-man, without semblance of conscience

He’s assaulted women, scammed children when given a chance

He’ll screw anything, void of any consent

Double-down and lie, instead of repent

Truth is this - everything he touches turns to shit

This rank POS is the man that you cheer

 

He sees you as numbers

No cares about your pain

The COVID deaths are mounting

Because of what he said

 

He was given it all, yet constantly grifts

Why’s he need to do that if he is rich?

A knife’s his best friend – prepared to insert straight ahead

This rank POS is the psycho you cheer

 

Uncover your eyes

Pull the plugs from your ears

Step outside and breathe in real life

Erase all of your fears

 

Remove the tinfoil hat

Then cleanse your washed brain

Give reality a try

It’s okay to be sane

 

Don’t be crazy

Give reality a try

 

He is so tangled in indictments, you can now escape

He is so tangled in indictments, you can now escape

 

His life in crime fin’ly caught up to him

And all of those he was near

Truth is this - everything he touches turns to shit

This rank POS is the man that you cheer

 

Uncover your eyes

Pull the plugs from your ears

Step outside and breathe in real life

Erase all of your fears

 

Remove the tinfoil hat

Then cleanse your washed brain

Give reality a try

It’s okay to be sane

 

Don’t be crazy

Give reality a try

Better than it sounds

Especially since you’re all white

Leave the hoods aside

 

When Trumpism is defeated

Life can be more fully enjoyed

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