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Feku the Fraudster on a Throne


Feku the fraudster sat on a throne
Feku the fraudster pulled a fast one
A masterstroke! A masterstroke!
Feku the fraudster set everything afire
Now, put out the fire, put out the fire
Feku the fraudster laughed, yelled and cried
A masterstroke! A masterstroke!
Feku the fraudster laughed, yelled and cried
All the fraudster’s cows and toadies
Went around, in circles, in circles
Couldn’t put out the engulfing fire
Feku the fraudster’s tail was now afire
And, all over a burning hell fire.

[17-Nov-2016]


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