how do you do




All the politicians singing how do you do

they all want to be my friend

they all want a piece o' me

on and on and on they drone....


you believe that shit??

we might be able to hike through the city

but  we ain't gonna be able to cross the ramp

they got the law on their side....

that's why they make the big bucks


see...I figure 1% of 100 may not seem like much....

but 99% of nothin's still nothin'

I got wolves baying  in close and chopping at my heels....

 only one match left to light the darkness





Comments

  1. Anonymous7 February 2016 at 14:43

    I like this. It's full of angst, backed by truth and hard earned wisdom.

    Elizabeth

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  2. Anonymous7 February 2016 at 17:15

    Hold the match for a while, sweetie, before you light it.
    Hope lies in knowing there's still one there.
    The politicians may swing withe wind and nip at our heels,
    and the truth is as you wrote it:
    1% of 100 ain't much.
    But at least we got that.

    March on, I say, march on.


    Great piece. Peace,
    Randy

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  3. Old Egg8 February 2016 at 01:17

    Best not to trust politicians or rattlesnakes. Leave you to judge the rest.

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  4. Jae Rose8 February 2016 at 07:37

    One match left in the current climate of the world sends shivers down my spine - although Trump may have one use - that fake tan has to glow in the dark!

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  5. nashvillecats29 February 2016 at 02:34

    These excellent words are oh so very true, over here politicians are the same.
    Yvonne.

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  6. Sue9 February 2016 at 16:37

    It's been hard, being nothin'.

    I like this. ♥

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