Excuse me sir... I am a prostitute
Just pretend that I'm a Playboy
bunny
For a Franklin I will tongue
your tummy
My body is a battlefield and
a flower
Four score and seven tricks
by the hour
O the many men--one might
have been my father
Gonna make my getaway in a
zeppelin
Take a bubble bath in the
fountain of youth
It is my dream... to be a
girl again
In the Great American Dream
Excuse me sir... I am a writer
Tho' the critics are jealous
of my genius
They say I'm writing with
my penis
Perhaps you've read my work
in True Confessions
It pays the rent and fuels
my obsessions
On the sly I give elocution
lessons
Someday I'll write the Great
American Novel
To be required reading in
the Ivy League
It is my dream... to die infamous
It's the Great American Dream
Excuse me sir... I am a carpenter
Once I built a treehouse for
Rockefeller
Tho' now I've been laid off
since December
Someday I'll build a castle
all my own
In the den the best laz-e-boy
throne
In every room a different
color phone
These torn hands are skilled
as spiders
I hear there's work in Kansas
building coffins
It is my dream... to be cremated
It's the Great American Dream
Excuse me sir... I am an Indian
O the white man is as greedy
as fire
His heart is wrapped around
with barbed wire
My father died of whiskey
and religion
But ghosts are cheap on the
reservation
In the summer we're a tourist
attraction
It is wrong to squeeze the
earth like a snake
A deceit to give a stone to
the hungry one
It is my dream... to skin
a Pilgrim
And the Great American Dream
Excuse me sir... I am Everyman
I'm the good thief of Jekyll
and Hyde
I'm the social climber on
a mountain of pride
I'm the deaf the dumb and
the debonaire
I'm the mouse the monk and
the millionaire
I'm the Great White Hope riding
an old grey mare
I'm the sad-eyed girl as young
as the earth
I'm the mother who died giving
birth
To the Great American Dream
I love freedom
I hope freedom loves me
Marco Giunco |
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