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Created on: October 06, 2010 Last Updated: October 08, 2010
Words drip from there tongues like rain on a window
These compulsive men believe what they're saying
The snakes have their forked tongues
But men in suits could put them to shame
The way they talk and pass the blame
But then that is the politicians game
Using many words to say nothing
Leaving us all in spin of their design
Drunk on power, short memories of the past
Look where they have taken us
Promises so easily made, soon forgotten
These men are makers of Trojan horses
For their good deeds, we get punished
Say no to their gifts, for in their giving lies the pain
For what they give, will surely cost us, again and again
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