Round and round it goes,
where it stops nobody knows.
It's the proverbial drain,
spiraling down to life’s outcast sewer systems.
Down below is a wasteland of futile information that us Americans have decided to permanently delete.
Because we trust our all-knowing all-powerful presidential father figure who supposedly and theoretically has our best interests at heart.
Larry is the daddy
(as if we didn't already know),
Imus gets canceled
(maybe he should have just gone to celeb rehab as well, it seemed to work for Isaiah Washington…),
The Duke date rape case charges have all been dropped.
Johnny Cash's Lake side legendary House has been burned to the ground,
no doubt a piece of musical history forever lost.
Danny Bonaduce's marriage is a failure,
just like him.
Distractions all around to blind us all from the blatant truth.
Every day more blood is shed and more lives are lost it,
but we as a public are focused on what is going to happen to baby Dannielynn,
American Idol’s Sanjaya take over conspiracy,
and dog food recalls.
Monkey see,
monkey do.
What you don't see plastered all over ET are at the antiwar rallies sporadically around the country.
What you don't hear is how the Senate has defied President Bush and passed the stem cell bill.
What you don't hear them tell is how for people in Brazil stem cells have now offered hope to young diabetics.
What you don't hear is how the recent cold snap will affect Southern farmers’ crops.
What you don't hear is how one medical company is now cutting the price of AIDS drugs.
What we don't hear is how the Bush administration plans on alleviating the gas price for the upcoming year.
What we won't hear is Bush defending the Pentagon's decision to extend its army combat tours to 15 months of service.
Strangely, yet surprisingly enough, we are hearing Bush admit that he wants a war czar
(perhaps that is because Bush already thinks he is America's Czar).
What we will never hear are the tales from the soldiers themselves about this pointless illegal war going on.
What we will never hear is Bush admitting that he was wrong about the war.
What we will never hear the sound of peace.
where it stops nobody knows.
It's the proverbial drain,
spiraling down to life’s outcast sewer systems.
Down below is a wasteland of futile information that us Americans have decided to permanently delete.
Because we trust our all-knowing all-powerful presidential father figure who supposedly and theoretically has our best interests at heart.
Larry is the daddy
(as if we didn't already know),
Imus gets canceled
(maybe he should have just gone to celeb rehab as well, it seemed to work for Isaiah Washington…),
The Duke date rape case charges have all been dropped.
Johnny Cash's Lake side legendary House has been burned to the ground,
no doubt a piece of musical history forever lost.
Danny Bonaduce's marriage is a failure,
just like him.
Distractions all around to blind us all from the blatant truth.
Every day more blood is shed and more lives are lost it,
but we as a public are focused on what is going to happen to baby Dannielynn,
American Idol’s Sanjaya take over conspiracy,
and dog food recalls.
Monkey see,
monkey do.
What you don't see plastered all over ET are at the antiwar rallies sporadically around the country.
What you don't hear is how the Senate has defied President Bush and passed the stem cell bill.
What you don't hear them tell is how for people in Brazil stem cells have now offered hope to young diabetics.
What you don't hear is how the recent cold snap will affect Southern farmers’ crops.
What you don't hear is how one medical company is now cutting the price of AIDS drugs.
What we don't hear is how the Bush administration plans on alleviating the gas price for the upcoming year.
What we won't hear is Bush defending the Pentagon's decision to extend its army combat tours to 15 months of service.
Strangely, yet surprisingly enough, we are hearing Bush admit that he wants a war czar
(perhaps that is because Bush already thinks he is America's Czar).
What we will never hear are the tales from the soldiers themselves about this pointless illegal war going on.
What we will never hear is Bush admitting that he was wrong about the war.
What we will never hear the sound of peace.
