If you're listening to the
news
And you think our president's
changed his views
Don't worry, you're probably
suffering
From pre-clarification confusion
It's not that he, too, gets
a little confused
But Spokesman Speakes, he
always knows
Just what the president's
really saying.
If you hear a phrase that is
quizzical to your ear like:
[spoken]: "We will only deploy
SDI after all offensive nuclear weapons are eliminated."
Have no fear, tomorrow It
all will be
Perfectly clear
That what he meant was "We
will only share SDI with other nations after all offensive nuclear weapon
are eliminated."
And you can relax, knowing
that...
What the president said today
Is not what the president
meant to say
It's just that he sometimes
meant to say
It's just that he sometimes
prefers
To make a point by talking
dramatically.
If the meaning is what you
seek
You'd better wait till the
Spokesman Speakes
For only he can (ever) really
be sure what the p's really saying.
© 1986 Lyrics: Marci Boyd Music: Charles Gounod, "Funeral March of a Marionette
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