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Butterflies And Bureaucrats
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Genre
Rock Punk
Charts
#368 in subgenre Peak #7
Charts
Peak #84
Author
Michael S. McIntyre and Dean Friscic
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2012 Michael S. McIntyre and Dean Friscic
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July 06, 2014
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MP3 3.8 MB 160 kbps 3:17
Lyrics
On East Hidalgo Street there lives the smallest butterfly. Her parents came from somewhere south of where the border lies. She hops and skips and jumps because life within her flows, but whether she will be here next year, no one really knows. At sixteen hundred Penn there lives the biggest bureaucrat. He’ll serve one term or maybe two and when he’s done with that he’ll write a book and in it say that ev’rything he did was for the good of you and me, and all the rest stays hid. A butterfly knows no borders and bureaucrats follow orders. No person is illegal even when spread-eagle. In Middleburg the plutocrats have horses and estates. And when they call on the White House they never have to wait. The plutocrat tells Mister Prez, “Don’t deport them all. ‘Cos if you do there’s no one to clean my horses’ stalls.”
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