It is not "a very bad" knock off of the seemingly endless Trump musical intro; it was a well played humorous twist to said anthem. Weird Al Yankovic started small, too; don't give up. Keep playing and singing, Weird Paul!
I remember part of the classic Brady Bunch remake: "And one day there was a class of burghers, they were growing fat on merchant capital/they appropriated surplus values, within feudal interstices."
While you may have continued this creative political humor, in private, I think, perhaps, you should endeavor to more fully explore it, in public. God knows, with the 2024 elections looming only fifteen months away, we would be well served by a more sophisticated source of political humor than that displayed by the corporate candidates now running for the nominations.
well I just looked up the chords for "Proud to be an American," changed the key, and wrote this: 'If tomorrow all the things were gone/I'd worked for all my life/And I had to start again/With my children and [first absurd departure from the facist song's lyrics] your wife/I'd thank my lucky stars[same lyrics as original]/to be living here today [same]/cuz [new lyrics from here on] the red flag stands for freedom/for Black, white, straight and gay...CHORUS: And I'm proud to be a communist/cuz at least my mind is free/And I'll fight for the proletariat [revolution in second chorus]/Bring down the bourgeosie/ And I gladly stand up next to you to fight for socialism/Cuz there ain't no doubt that Marx was right/Workers of the world unite.
That's what makes me appreciate it. I'm so tired of Democrats throwing crap in my face; then they hurry up and put on their smiley grins again. This is a cathartic moment where I don't have to dwell on making a dozen bronze sculptures of a guillotine and drop one onto the steps of every federal reserve bank quite so much. Thanks again.
I got some of my musical ideas here from the song that Trump uses to open his hate rallies: https://www.c-span.org/video/?528898-1/donald-trump-speaks-faith-freedom-coalition-conference&fbclid=IwAR0VfCqmMVHadWmmaWYYEO4oeXpULLj4dywdO0xP-ABPLs0AQn5bdbOfZ-E
That song plays for about the first three minutes of Trump's June 24th speech to the Faith and Freedom Coaltiion in Washington DC ^
Thank you very much. You are able to articulate what I am thinking, but I seemingly can't say well. Best wishes.
Just to be clear I am doing a very bad but slightly humorous knock off spoof of the fascist anthem "Proud to be an American."
It is not "a very bad" knock off of the seemingly endless Trump musical intro; it was a well played humorous twist to said anthem. Weird Al Yankovic started small, too; don't give up. Keep playing and singing, Weird Paul!
Yeah it's a'ight actually. :)
I remember part of the classic Brady Bunch remake: "And one day there was a class of burghers, they were growing fat on merchant capital/they appropriated surplus values, within feudal interstices."
While you may have continued this creative political humor, in private, I think, perhaps, you should endeavor to more fully explore it, in public. God knows, with the 2024 elections looming only fifteen months away, we would be well served by a more sophisticated source of political humor than that displayed by the corporate candidates now running for the nominations.
Any chance of posting the lyrics for those of us whose hearing has already moved out of the country? Thx
well I just looked up the chords for "Proud to be an American," changed the key, and wrote this: 'If tomorrow all the things were gone/I'd worked for all my life/And I had to start again/With my children and [first absurd departure from the facist song's lyrics] your wife/I'd thank my lucky stars[same lyrics as original]/to be living here today [same]/cuz [new lyrics from here on] the red flag stands for freedom/for Black, white, straight and gay...CHORUS: And I'm proud to be a communist/cuz at least my mind is free/And I'll fight for the proletariat [revolution in second chorus]/Bring down the bourgeosie/ And I gladly stand up next to you to fight for socialism/Cuz there ain't no doubt that Marx was right/Workers of the world unite.
I’m sure you find it nauseating when trump throws the Marxist label, at everyone lately that he comes into contact with.
That's what makes me appreciate it. I'm so tired of Democrats throwing crap in my face; then they hurry up and put on their smiley grins again. This is a cathartic moment where I don't have to dwell on making a dozen bronze sculptures of a guillotine and drop one onto the steps of every federal reserve bank quite so much. Thanks again.