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Transcript for Podcast: "I Feel Snitty," Episode 78: "Tweeting Some Lies" (parody based on the Neil Diamond song, "Sweet Caroline") is now available!

Podcast: I Feel Snitty

Episode 78: "Tweeting Some Lies" (parody based on the Neil Diamond song, "Sweet Caroline")

Premiere Date: 9/30/20

Length: 3:22 (148 words)

Link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/e/tweeting-some-lies-parody-based-on-the-neil-diamond-song-sweet-caroline/

Transcript: 

“Tweeting Some Lies” (to the tune of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Carolina”)

Where they began
Only aliens will know
White supremacists going strong

Was in the day
And day became the night
The bullshit still continues on

Lies, putrid lies
Reaching out, deceiving me, deceiving you

Tweeting some lies
Retweets never seemed so bad
Inform your mind
These white hoods aren't very rad
So now I...

...Fact-check the posts
And they don't seem too likely
Obama wasn't born on Mars

When we debate
They look like deer in headlights
Not really sure what's going on

Brains, washing brains
Reaching out, deceiving me, deceiving you

Tweeting some lies
Retweets never seemed so bad
Inform your mind
These white hoods aren't very rad
Oh, hell no

Tweeting some lies
Retweets never seemed so bad
Tweeting some lies
These white hoods aren't very rad
Tweeting some lies
Retweets never seemed so bad

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