Confederate States Of America Poems | Examples


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Premium Member He'Ll Have Some Fun

The world was passing by the old cracker
The fair winds of change struck him as blacker
  He thought, 'I'll have me some fun'
  So he pulled out his shotgun ~
He's a happy, progressive car-jacker



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Note: 'Cracker' is a pejorative term for a South-
erner whose sympathies (still) lie with the 
Confederate States of America.

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