Monday, March 22, 2010
The night the country died
In the deep of a Sunday night
In the land of the health care bill
When the free republic died
And they talk about it still
When a man named Al-Barack
Took his fascist voting bloc
And he called his gang to war
With the forces of the law
I heard my grandma cry
I heard her pray the night the country died
Brother what a night it really was
Brother what a fight it really was
Glory be
I heard my grandma cry
I heard her pray the night the country died
Brother what a night the people saw
Brother what a fight the people saw
Yes indeed
And we took our tea in bags
Through the streets around the Hill
As we screamed at blacks and fags
Chanting, “n****r kill the bill.”
There was Boehner on the floor
And threats of civil war
But by midnight it was done
And the socialists had won
I heard my grandma cry
I heard her pray the night the country died
Brother what a night it really was
Brother what a fight it really was
Glory be
I heard my grandma cry
I heard her pray the night the country died
Brother what a night the people saw
Brother what a fight the people saw
Yes indeed
Then there was no sound at all
But a hush upon the Mall
For as the clock struck one
The death panels had begun
And then at the break of day
Obama took grandma away*
The night the country died
The night the country died
Brother what a night the people saw
Brother what a fight the people saw
Yes indeed
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* Sure enough, even as he read her the relevant sections of the Health Care Rationing and Euthanasia Act of 2010, he had to use a Teleprompter.
