Go Cheney Yourself Jam
Cheney's Political Dance: A Satirical Symphony
Lyrics
The man, the myth, the cat so full of pith
The person being referred to, possibly Dick Cheney, is characterized as a legendary figure, full of substance or importance.
Go Cheney yourself
An exclamation suggesting disdain or disagreement, advising the mentioned person to take some action on themselves.
This legend of Halliburton, says to Leahy on the Senate floor
Describes a moment in the Senate involving Dick Cheney and Leahy, referencing Halliburton, a company Cheney was associated with.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the earlier exclamation, "Go Cheney yourself," possibly emphasizing disagreement or frustration.
Saddam-Osama, he is in our way, what's that you say
Refers to Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden being perceived as obstacles, with a dismissive tone toward objections.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, suggesting continued disagreement or disapproval.
Can't keep them straight, they're the same at any rate
Expresses difficulty in distinguishing between Saddam and Osama, dismissing their differences as irrelevant.
Go Cheney yourself
A repeat of the exclamation, indicating persistent disagreement or frustration.
That's how he sees it, and so will you
Suggests a perspective that aligns with Dick Cheney's and encourages the listener to adopt a similar viewpoint.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, emphasizing the directive to the listener to take action on themselves.
WMD all around, inspectors know boo, you WILL believe what we tell you
References WMDs (Weapons of Mass Destruction) and implies a directive to believe official statements despite doubts from inspectors.
Go Cheney yourself
A repeat of the exclamation, possibly indicating continued frustration or disagreement.
Joe Wilson and Val, Yo, why you got to talk so loud
Mentions Joe Wilson and Val, suggesting criticism for speaking out loudly, and possibly alludes to a leak.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, continuing the theme of disagreement or disapproval.
She's a spook Scooter, leak it, c'mon boy, make me proud
Refers to someone as a "spook" (spy), urging them to leak information and expressing pride in doing so.
Go Cheney yourself
A repeat of the exclamation, indicating persistent disapproval or frustration.
If you will, and I do, evil is in it's last throes
States a belief in the imminent end of evil, possibly referencing a political or military situation.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, possibly emphasizing a continued sense of disagreement or frustration.
We'll hunt 'em, we'll beat 'em, we'll hang 'em by their toes
Expresses a determination to pursue and punish enemies, using hanging as a metaphorical punishment.
Go Cheney yourself
A repeat of the exclamation, possibly emphasizing continued disapproval or frustration.
Better be smart, better be cool, stay in my good grace
Advises caution and adherence to authority, with the consequence of losing favor and potential severe actions.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, possibly indicating continued disagreement or disapproval.
If not, you be careful, I just may have to shoot you in the face
Warns of potential consequences, even violence, if one does not comply with expectations or authority.
Go Cheney yourself
A repeat of the exclamation, possibly emphasizing continued disapproval or frustration.
The man, the myth, the cat so full of pith
A repetition of the initial characterization of the person as a legendary figure.
Go Cheney yourself
A repetition of the exclamation, possibly serving as a concluding or emphatic statement of disagreement or disapproval.
This legend of Halliburton, says to Leahy on the Senate floor
A repetition of the Senate floor scenario involving Dick Cheney and Leahy, again referencing Halliburton.
Go Cheney yourself
A final repetition of the exclamation, possibly serving as a closing remark expressing disagreement or frustration.
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