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Song Parodies -> "**** Gordon Brown"

Original Song Title:

"Sweet Georgia Brown"

Original Performer:

Louis Armstrong

Parody Song Title:

"**** Gordon Brown"

Parody Written by:

Phil Alexander

The Lyrics

What I'll say 'fore I'm away
Is **** Gordon Brown
Want to slug his ugly mug
So **** Gordon Brown!
Can he run the whole damn coun-
Tree? **** Gordon Brown!
Why is politics
So full of these pricks?

Yanks were weird:
They stood and cheered
When he came to town!
They're the same
They share the blame
For what's going down
Spending our way out of debt
With money we ain't printed yet
Gordon's here... nice to see ya
**** Gordon Brown!


The Tory right are full of shite, so
**** Cameron
George Osborne? Why ain't he gorne, oh
**** Cameron
With their conduct - they win, we're ****ed
D'Oh, **** Cameron
Yes my confidence
Is so full of dents.. oh, yes

What's the choice, eh, girls and boys
To **** Gordon Brown?
Or vote in his hopeless twin
That ****[wit] Cameron
Must say I didn't care
That much for Tony Blair
Still, I wager
We don't miss Major
**** Gordon Brown

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Patrick - March 09, 2009 - Report this comment
British politicians are determined to follow the same failed policies as their American cronies. But, to paraphrase Bill Clinton, it all depends on the what the meaning of "failure" is.
John Jenkins - March 09, 2009 - Report this comment
Yes, we Yanks are weird. When he addressed Congress, our legislators cheered his admonitions to resist protectionsim, but but they did not remove the "Buy American" provisions from the $787 billion stimulus bill. And PM Brown definitely got the short end of the deal on his gift exchange with President Obama. Very good stuff, Phil.
Invisible Boy - March 09, 2009 - Report this comment
I liked it. Politics from anywhere other than the USA are barely covered here, but still I'll show solidarity and shout with you..."*** Gordon Brown"
Phil Alexander - March 10, 2009 - Report this comment
Thanks, guys :-) Where Gordon Brown really annoys me is the way he claims credit for a credit-fuelled "boom" decade, but tries to pass the buck for the (almost inevitable) crunch at payback time. I performed this one at a poetry evening on Sunday - it says something about GB's current popularity that it went down pretty well.

Patrick - maybe that should be the mission statement of Brown's government: "Redefining failure" :-)

JJ - Personally, I don't see "buy American" provisions in the stimulus bill as being protectionist: ISTM only sensible that if you're spending money to stimulate your economy (or try to, anyway), you pretty much *have* to spend it in your own economy. Ditto for anywhere else in the world. Protectionism comes when you try and prevent importers from being able to sell anything, or prevent freedom of trade generally. I don't see that as the same sort of thing at all.
Patrick - March 10, 2009 - Report this comment
Obama and his cronies are attempting to seize control of what's left of a free country. Economic collapse, which brings about demands for more government intervention is not a failure but a success. Check out Rahm Emanuel's statement that this crisis was too good an opportunity to waste. Or my parody of "One Day More".

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