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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Who would have imagined such depravity Of a respected man who was on the TV A mass predator who preyed on the young Surrounded by wealth, when he should have been hung His name was Jimmy Saville, His company now is the devil Jimmy Saville was a powerful man Long blonde hair and a desert island tan His charity work gave him freedom to prowl Stoke Mandaville hospice, like a wolf with no howl With his skeleton key to the doors Where he used the young girls like whores A sexual predator the police did call him The man on the TV, the man we called Jim Eternally raping the girls and the boys The devils disciple playing with his toys No one was safe in the presence of this thing His celebrity status and his gold plated bling Jim will fix it and fix it he did Introducing stars to play with the kid A pedophilic ring, a ring with no end When the stars wanted young children, for Jim they did send Jimmy Saville hid behind power For three decades he stood like a tower Untouchable like the stars in the night For many young children, he turned out the light And the children cried and cried, when Jim was at their side No one is sure how many kids he abused But his evil obsession came out in the news Then he died and the children still cried And cried and cried.
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