War-Wrangled Manner

War-Wrangled Manner
Wrangle. verb. To quarrel noisily or angrily; bicker. (Describes the bellicose Emperor Bush quite well, doesn't it?)
(Sung to the tune of "The Star Spangled Banner")

(instrumental intro)

Bush's crazed plans feed greed.
Our troops, pawns of armed might.
But so loudly, he's hailed
By the Far Right, who's beaming.

Bush so primed to start wars;
"Anti-terrorist" fight.
Now Iraq's been debauched;
Halliburton's damned scheming.

Awe and Shock from the air;
Bush now kills without care:
Aloof to the plight of Iraq (oil's still there).
Through hate does Bush's war-wrangled manner hold sway.
Guts our land's democracy, while his war mongers rave.

(repeat verses)

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