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Trickle-Down Guys!

(Tony Lawrie)

Satirical song lyrics about the ideology of 'trickle-down' economics and the flawed defensive political arguments they often tend to try and make to defend it.

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(1st Verse)
Give to me first
And some will come down to you
Like manna from heaven
Like lush morning dew
I'll create some for you
But not by you getting
But by some mystical brew!

(Chorous)
Don't tax my genius
Or ever ask why?
The more the rich have the better?
Ideological pie in the sky
It's all beyond your conception
Yet come as no surprise
Us wealthy are always
Trickle-Down Guys!

(Bridge Verse)
I'm the King on the Hill
I'm the Brewer
The Baker
The Candlestick Maker
The Captain of Industry
The Wealth Generator!

(Last Verse)
I'm the Entreprenuer
The more I get and acrue
By some strange machination
Finds its own way down to you
I know it sounds odd
But just believe that it's true
Cos' if it's bullshit to me
It's definitely bullshit to you!

(Chorous Verse)

© Tony Lawrie 2020

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