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Look at the president dressed in patriotic drag See how he’s bubble wrapped in his American kilt flag Notice how he sashays about in his patriotic beauty pageant dress Asking you to give your country more, when he always found a way to give less With an idiotic wink and an imbecilic nod, he gives a rich brag claiming he’s a genius Saying he don’t pay his fair share of taxes the same as poor working people like us Telling slyly, with a moronic smile, scamming Uncle Sam don’t require much IRS know-how Donald was always good at the ducking game, declaring bankruptcy was his favorite Monopoly ploy Being a Park Place deadbeat, he didn’t have no Pennsylvania Avenue shame — a big Boardwalk bully loves taking away a little Mediterranean kid’s toy Paying thirty cents on a dollar can make a lot of small potatoes legally boil, and kill their small businesses in a lawsuit lobster embroil Now, to hear Rambo Trump tell it, he’s Captain America gung-ho patriotic The prez’s nose is so flagpole Pinocchio, there ain’t no fake news doubt about it As a strapping young man, he didn’t have much patriotic nerve No sir ... he finagled five medical deferments when his country called, asking him to serve He escaped the war in Vietnam like a rich, criminal playboy on the lam Trump always passed the buck, now he’s got a lot of Rambo patriotic nerve Donald always ducked when it came time to do his duty to serve Now, he’s telling you to stand and observe, that guy got the red, white and blue nerve Telling you to stand when the anthem’s heard, but he sat it out, when it was his time to serve He says you better not protest kneel when the country’s flag is raised high, you must stand and sing of service to give, if you don’t want your livelihood to die Trump always passed the buck, now he’s got a lot of Rambo patriotic nerve Donald always ducked when it came time to do his duty to serve He’s so plastic piously patriotic now, with Captain America unrighteous indignation Yet, he wasn’t willing to make the ultimate sacrifice, no how He hid that flag on a yacht, sailing to a neutral location Now, that cowardly Duck got some patriotic nerve; asking someone to lay down their life, when he never had the Sgt. York courage to serve Truth be told: Donald was afraid to die! The prez can’t question anyone’s patriotic loyalty; when he had the chance to serve the flag, he ran and hid Now he hypocritically demands colored cloth fealty, using the Stars and Stripes to cover his naked cowardice
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