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Sing a song of Parliament

Sing a song of Parliament

Postby hlsbs » 23 Nov 2009, 07:17

Sing a song of Parliament,
Pockets full of cash,
Fraudulently claiming
And adding to their stash.
With their ploy discovered
They said they’d give it back.
If you or I had done the same
We'd promptly get the sack!



Sing a song of freebies,
Snouts all in the trough.
Giving back their ill got gains
Is just not good enough.
Sponging off our earnings
With a likely tale,
If working folk had done the same
They'd soon end up in jail.



Sing a song of fraudsters
Counting out their money.
They smile and look quite unashamed,
As though they think its funny.
Sitting in a secret place,
Counting out their dosh,
On plugs for baths and cleaning moats,

For crisps and orange squash.

Sing a song of MP’s
Who took us for a ride.
It's up to us election time
Their future to decide.
It's gone too far to bring back trust
Of anyone in power.
To most of us they'll always be
A shifty, crooked shower!!
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Re: Sing a song of Parliament

Postby Kip FX Design » 23 Nov 2009, 07:21

Haha, how friggin true!

When I lived in the Philippines, i found their corruption brilliant, pay a fiver to get out of a speeding ticket, once bought a macdonalds for 3 cops so that I wouldn't get done for dropping a fag butt (and I never did it again)

But at least they do not hid it!

This government sucks! And so will the next!
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Re: Sing a song of Parliament

Postby s.willett » 23 Nov 2009, 09:41

Helen,

This is brilliant and if this is your own work; you should consider publishing a few in an e-book.

Brilliant, just brilliant.
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Re: Sing a song of Parliament

Postby hlsbs » 23 Nov 2009, 09:45

Sorry, cant take credit for this one, it was anonymous on the email.
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