Southern Demons

I heard em laugh at me but yet I held my tongue
Like snakes they crawl not knowing where they're from

You can see it in their eyes I'm glad I left that place 
Demons in disguise an aweful evil race 

But now in yankton, I have found a piece of mind 
I thank my God that I barely see their kind

Harlots of the south screaming blasphemy 
Deception from their mouths the audacity 

Forget the saying "southern hospitality"
I know them all to well circumstantial abnormality!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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