Political Lexophilia

2006 Fifa World Cup, ah jump and celebrate Trinidad in it
But yuh know de saying, after joy is sorrow sh…..t
Yeah boy, all skin teeth eh laugh
Trinidadians like too much bacchanal

Band yuh belly or just eat a food nah
Behind back is dog’, before face is Mr. Dog ha!
Geographically behind God back is Switzerland
Shush! Bush have ears, corruption in Fifa and other far away land

Well there is something brewing, something cooking up
Come hell or high water America aim for control, headquarters swoop
Yuh hear comess
Corbeau doh eat sponge cake or wear dress

Ey, cut eye doh kill
Dis corruption thing is ah skill
De mark buss
De gloves are off who come fuss

Boy beat the Iron while it hot
Yuh ‘WARNER’ retire to be free ah what
Well de mango doh fall far from the tree nah
Yuh either a Havelange, a Blatter or ah ice Glazer

Doh drink tea too sweet for nobody fever
Doh cut off yuh nose tuh spoil yuh face forever
Fifa put de cart before the horse
Scandal and corruption investigation enforced

Empty vessels make de most noise
Whether partnership or independent every bread have he cheese
Remember goat doh make sheep 
So whichever leader ent going to care
He/she doh eat nice de say causing fear

I dey with dem jus come attitude about de same old stuff
Doh like tuh wok and jus loll off
I am just a simple storyteller
Political LEXOPHILIA

©Copyright June 9, 2015 by Brian PierreNasia Alexander
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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January 22, 2016 at 10:53 PM
BRIAN, Enjoyed the way you expressed every line. Always with LUV **SKAT**
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February 4, 2019 at 7:33 PM
Thanks Skat...it been a while :)
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