Phew, it was so very hard to not smile through it all,
And my faceups require me at full beam to pin them,
But my hard day of aristocratic angling is finally done,
Trying to hold it in and not turn that to a celebrity ball.
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Cause I know now, a show of only smiley laughter is an approval of a scene.
Yet, one that imparts only bitter sorrows brings rage against the machine.
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But I also know,
A well-timed laugh at utter stupidity,
During a moment that’s rather serious,
Can be a raging good show.
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I mean, you know how it goes,
Some folk are always laughing at funerals…
But better indeed to laugh at, than with, a fascist.
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Cause we all gotta laugh a fat fascist to early grave,
While raging the machine to do our better biddings.
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A fascist is a regal glitzed dumb-fuck,
Responding to where a spotlight goes,
So lets make fun of its perverted pants,
Lets dance it in all brilliantly odd insult,
No place can it be that feels without joke,
Nothing can it do that doesn’t panic polarity,
No easy gold for this one, only golden showers.
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Cause this here organo-machine just ain’t for sale,
Belonging to the peoples you’d best employ fair,
But what offers you aristo-types putting on table,
To unite all wholesomely and fight for a future?
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Cause right now, bronzer is all the rage,
But can vision win with well-timed humour?
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Yet for sure, surreality’s scene,
Is not well-working no more.
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Cause churning it is indeed,
To see smiles at a time for tears and fears,
To seek enjoyment at a time of mass grief,
Or find agreement with an earthen fascist.
For surreality cannot fight,
Cause it has no clear image,
Mixing equal, a friend and foe.