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Transcript for Podcast: "I Feel Snitty," Episode 217: "'No More Honesty' (parody based off Green Day's song 'Know Your Enemy')" is now available!

Podcast: I Feel Snitty

Episode 217: "No More Honesty" (parody based off Green Day's song "Know Your Enemy")

Premiere Date: 5/5/2023

Length: 3:12 (356 words)

Link: https://ifeelsnitty.podbean.com/e/no-more-honesty-parody-based-off-green-day-s-song-know-your-enemy/

Transcript: 

“No More Honesty”

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

 

His mouth is an enemy to our democracy

His nasty-a$$ mouth is an enemy

Stick him in an infirmary, record-quickly

Mask him, stop the spread of his malarkey (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

He’ll say he’s not guilty, ask trailer parks for money

They’ll then sell Junior some Motel-6 blow (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

Poor little Donnie, forced to take responsibility

Karma is a b*tch and she wants some more (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

 

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

 

Only a matter of time

Til he’s punished for his crimes

Til he cries in the night and tissue stocks rise

 

Chant “LOCK HIM UP!”

Chant “LOCK HIM UP!”

 

Truth: His mouth is an enemy (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

So deplorable and nasty (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

Truth: His mouth is an enemy (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

Poor little Donnie, that b*tch Karma wants some bigly retribution

 

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

Y’all want no more honesty? Y’all get no more honesty

Just a growing nose when he speaks - honestly

 

(Y’all want no more honesty?)

He’ll say he’s not guilty, ask trailer parks for money

(Just a growing nose – honestly)

They’ll then sell Junior some Motel-6 blow (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

(Y’all get no more honesty)

Poor lil Donnie, forced to take responsibility

(Just a growing nose – honestly)

Karma is a b*tch and she wants some more (chant “LOCK HIM UP!”)

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