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(George Bush Ain't) No Poor Man's Friend
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George Bush ain’t no poor man’s friend
No he ain’t no working folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t the middle class’ friend
He ain’t even most rich folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t no black folks’ friend
Tampoco es amigo de los hispanos
He ain’t the friend of no gay or lesbian
I don’t ever want to see him again
George Bush ain’t the poor girls’ friend
The working single mom with no money to spend
George Bush ain’t no womans’ friend
To keep her rights
On him she can’t depend
George Bush ain’t the soldiers’ friend
He’s sent ‘em to die but it’s not to defend
It’s for the oil man in a cowboy hat
Or a turban, tell me, what’s the reason for that?
He certainly ain’t the prisoners’ friend
How many’ve died without
A good lawyer to defend?
It makes him feel better to throw that switch
I think it just proves that he’s a son of a bitch
But everyone’s got friends
I think it’s plain to see
So let’s take a look at some of ol’ Georgie’s:
You’ve got the corporate crooks who’re
Stealing everyone’s pension
The power-mad power men
Who should be in the house of detention
The munitions men
Who’ve sold every weapon
For every side of every war that you care to mention
His friends are billionaires, some are named Bin Laden
How much influence has their money gotten?
The men behind the throne who want to run the world
And religious fanatics who want Armageddon to unfurl
George is the dictator’s friend
A pal to the warmonger
He’s born-again
But Jesus Christ would never recognize him
He never acted once like a Christian
He’s starving the people
Of their basic needs
Starving government
Until it can’t succeed
George Bush ain’t my president
We didn’t elect him, and that I resent
It’s time to replace him
With someone competent
He can get down on his knees and try to repent
George Bush ain’t my family’s friend
No he ain’t my neighbor’s friend
He ain’t the friend of no American
And I don’t ever want to see him again
No, I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
George Bush ain’t no poor man’s friend
No he ain’t no working folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t the middle class’ friend
He ain’t even most rich folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t no black folks’ friend
Tampoco es amigo de los hispanos
He ain’t the friend of no gay or lesbian
I don’t ever want to see him again
George Bush ain’t the poor girls’ friend
The working single mom with no money to spend
George Bush ain’t no womans’ friend
To keep her rights
On him she can’t depend
George Bush ain’t the soldiers’ friend
He’s sent ‘em to die but it’s not to defend
It’s for the oil man in a cowboy hat
Or a turban, tell me, what’s the reason for that?
He certainly ain’t the prisoners’ friend
How many’ve died without
A good lawyer to defend?
It makes him feel better to throw that switch
I think it just proves that he’s a son of a bitch
But everyone’s got friends
I think it’s plain to see
So let’s take a look at some of ol’ Georgie’s:
You’ve got the corporate crooks who’re
Stealing everyone’s pension
The power-mad power men
Who should be in the house of detention
The munitions men
Who’ve sold every weapon
For every side of every war that you care to mention
His friends are billionaires, some are named Bin Laden
How much influence has their money gotten?
The men behind the throne who want to run the world
And religious fanatics who want Armageddon to unfurl
George is the dictator’s friend
A pal to the warmonger
He’s born-again
But Jesus Christ would never recognize him
He never acted once like a Christian
He’s starving the people
Of their basic needs
Starving government
Until it can’t succeed
George Bush ain’t my president
We didn’t elect him, and that I resent
It’s time to replace him
With someone competent
He can get down on his knees and try to repent
George Bush ain’t my family’s friend
No he ain’t my neighbor’s friend
He ain’t the friend of no American
And I don’t ever want to see him again
No, I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
No he ain’t no working folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t the middle class’ friend
He ain’t even most rich folks’ friend
George Bush ain’t no black folks’ friend
Tampoco es amigo de los hispanos
He ain’t the friend of no gay or lesbian
I don’t ever want to see him again
George Bush ain’t the poor girls’ friend
The working single mom with no money to spend
George Bush ain’t no womans’ friend
To keep her rights
On him she can’t depend
George Bush ain’t the soldiers’ friend
He’s sent ‘em to die but it’s not to defend
It’s for the oil man in a cowboy hat
Or a turban, tell me, what’s the reason for that?
He certainly ain’t the prisoners’ friend
How many’ve died without
A good lawyer to defend?
It makes him feel better to throw that switch
I think it just proves that he’s a son of a bitch
But everyone’s got friends
I think it’s plain to see
So let’s take a look at some of ol’ Georgie’s:
You’ve got the corporate crooks who’re
Stealing everyone’s pension
The power-mad power men
Who should be in the house of detention
The munitions men
Who’ve sold every weapon
For every side of every war that you care to mention
His friends are billionaires, some are named Bin Laden
How much influence has their money gotten?
The men behind the throne who want to run the world
And religious fanatics who want Armageddon to unfurl
George is the dictator’s friend
A pal to the warmonger
He’s born-again
But Jesus Christ would never recognize him
He never acted once like a Christian
He’s starving the people
Of their basic needs
Starving government
Until it can’t succeed
George Bush ain’t my president
We didn’t elect him, and that I resent
It’s time to replace him
With someone competent
He can get down on his knees and try to repent
George Bush ain’t my family’s friend
No he ain’t my neighbor’s friend
He ain’t the friend of no American
And I don’t ever want to see him again
No, I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
I don’t ever want to see him again
Words and Music by Mike Meltzer
(© (p) 2004 TMOP Music)
Credits:
Guitars, vocals-Mike Meltzer
Guitars-Duane Jarvis
Bass-Sheldon Gomberg
Drums-Michael Barsimanto
Engineered and Produced by Mike Meltzer at TMOP Studio
Mastered by Joe Gastwirt Mastering
Distribution of these lyrics and song files is permitted provided that they are distributed in their complete and unaltered form with all credits, at no cost.
Distribution of these lyrics and song files is permitted provided that they are distributed in their complete and unaltered form with all credits, at no cost.
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