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The Dark Man Cometh.

The Dark Man Cometh. 
Georgia on my mind, rock n roll hell, 


The Dark Man Cometh. 
Can"t you feel the coolness in the breeze 
See that grayness in the light summer sky, 
Have that feeling of slight unease you just 
Can"t put your Sticky finger on . 

The Dark Man Cometh, 
The world is once again receptive 
To 'you've got your troubles'
Troubles ready to escalate . 

Bad Moons are ready to break on through, 
The Doors suddenly have a Credence 
To open wide on an Eve of Destruction. 

There is Thunder on the Mountains 
And no Sympathy for a Devil who 
May be Born in the USA. 

The Shadows of the Night 
Became darker, Back in Black. 

True Colors, Because the Night 
Became Raw Power signifying 
A Bad Dangerous Thriller 
Of a confrontation. 
That could mean an Exodus. 

The world holds its breadth 
As we are drawn Back in the U.S.S.R . 

No one wants a Bullet in the Bible 
Or to be a Soul Survivor. 

Are we Experienced? 

The Dark Man Cometh, 
Let us not Barrack him yet, 
Hey Joe, 'Whatcha Gonna Do About It' 
          


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A Man For All Seasons Barack Obama

A Man for All Seasons.

Well Barack Obama has won a last,
The Country swayed like barley grass.
We all look forward beyond today
The people now have had their say.

The World still spins around and round
But squares itself for a brand new sound.
For hope it resonates, what a noise
A sound at last we all enjoys.

A wind of change is blowing through,
Every Country has a field of view.
Looking for this Man to lead
To banish hate and cooperate greed.

To be the saviour of this World
Accept that flags  will be unfurled,
It only goes to state a case
That once there hoisted we must embrace.

That each and every man that lives
Has to face the fact he gives,
We live today to save tomorrow
We all are here on time we borrow.

What will happen now I ask
To such a big almighty task.
Let’s grab our balls and trust to luck
And ask the World to give a ####!

We have a guy who will win back
The prejudice of being black
It’s nothing new you know it’s right
I say black and you say white.

We’re all the same it is plain to see
Though some of course will disagree
The ignorant and short of mind
Those that tarnish all Mankind.

But hope is here and we all pray
That its foundations, solid stay.
We finally have given push
And uprooted that old bush.

The garden of this World is clear,
All choking weeds will disappear.
As we look forward with good reason,

Barack Obama.

A man for all seasons..
Form: Rhyme

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