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“He Wasn’t Called a Liar” (parody based off the Billy Joel song, “We Didn’t Start the Fire”)

“He Wasn’t Called a Liar” (parody based off the Billy Joel song, “We Didn’t Start the Fire”) 

Election stolen, fake votes, dead people, cunning folks 

Rising up, eating ballots, zombie apocalypse 

Conspiracy theories, Dominion, Faux News, defamation 

Yuge tinfoil hats, bigly blackboards, snorting lines of “chalk” 

 

Sharpies used, moving storms, can’t erase, penis drawn 

Mother Nature, direction, from a magic black pen 

Evil windmills, causing cancer, and killing whales 

Climate-change, a Chinese hoax, humans free, until we float 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

 

Taxes cut, for the rich, debts soar, a trickle-down crash 

A 12th Lexus, a blow-up doll, a 6th mansion 

Blame the poor, needing food, oxygen, shelter too 

“Christians’” fingers crossed, ask, “What would Jesus do?” 

 

No work, just some grifts, mooching off special kids 

University, fraudulent, wealth, by inheritance 

Bankruptcies, billions lost, hush pay, at what cost 

His casinos burn, hotels too, steaks and vodka 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

 

People sick, pandemic, inject, disinfectant 

Masks covered, vaccines dry, nerds are never right 

Fauci, hospitals, trying to control us all 

They're always saving lives, till a new needle arrives 

 

It’ll go away, disappear, leave town, vanish 

No worries, just relax, like sex and Turbo Tax 

Pepto, Dimetapp, Cialis, Viagra 

Take one, or take them all, so says not a doctor 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

NPR, AP, horoscopes on page 3 

Bloomberg, The Hill, more fluff till we fill 

New York Times hysteria, brittle egomania  

Wash Post, CNN, bothsiderism 

Wall Street, such a mess, it’s now the Sane-Wash Express 

Journalists, in decay, they’re spineless for all today 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

 

Coffee boys, never knew them, “that’s a fake picture we’re in” 

Hired them, fired them, best people, prison 

Grab by, the pu$$y, locker-room talk, for non-athletes 

Acting like a macho man, can hardly walk down a ramp 

 

“It's misleading,” “a falsehood,” “was the opposite of good” 

“Forgot,” “he misspoke,” “flubs,” “gaffes,” “autocorrect” 

“The teleprompter froze,” “he exaggerated his notes” 

Won't call him out, till you die, why can’t you say he f*cking lied? 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

But when he is wrong 

They will excuse on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it 

 

He wasn’t called a liar 

When his lips are moving, it’s bullsh*t he’s spewing 

He wasn’t called a liar 

They never tried to fight it, boarded to flight it

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