“Sometimes When We Torch” #ALSharptonHitSongs H/T @N_Fatale

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by Smitty

You ask me if I love glue
And, sniffing, I reply
I’d rather hurt you verbally
Than just, I don’t know, maybe flatten you with a railroad tie.

For who are you to judge me
In what I say or do
I’m only just beginning
To pile propaganda and false accusations upon bigoted creeps like you.

[chorus]
And sometimes when we torch
I say “Resist we much!”
And I have to close my eyes
(Can’t rhyme)
I want to scold you ’til I die
Little racist! Now you cry!
I want to scold you, ’til the jeer in me subsides.

Racism’s an honest strategy
Chasing grappa with Blender’s Pride
But through years of insobriety
Some liver still survives
I’m just another poser
Whitening my tooth
Unhesitant race-baiter
Busy hiding truth

[chorus]

I was going to work on the third verse, but my Y chromosomes screamed ENOUGH

36 comments

  6. Absolutely solid, brother. Dan Hill would would be in stitches if his parents hadn’t fled ‘racist oppression’ in the U.S. and raised him as a sniveling little commie in Canada.

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