Lyrics
Low-energy Jeb only gets this one line
Refers to a derogatory nickname for Jeb Bush, suggesting he lacks energy and only has a brief mention.
Fake News, Fake News
Repetition of the phrase "Fake News," possibly emphasizing a theme of misinformation.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Suggests a comparison between accusations of fake news and historical instances of false accusations, specifically referencing Germans and Jews.
Fake News, Fake News
Reiterates the theme of fake news, possibly emphasizing the prevalence of misinformation.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Repeats the reference to Germans and Jews, continuing the comparison between historical events and contemporary accusations of fake news.
Leakin' James Comey should investigate Hillary
Suggests that James Comey, a former FBI director, should investigate Hillary Clinton, implying a perceived bias or unfairness in investigations.
I don't understand why everyone's comin' after me
Expresses confusion and frustration about being targeted by others.
And what about her emails and that Fusion Five scam
Raises questions about Hillary Clinton's emails and a supposed Fusion Five scam, implying corruption or wrongdoing.
What about the uranium she sold to Viet Nam?
Accuses Hillary Clinton of selling uranium to Viet Nam, potentially suggesting betrayal or questionable actions.
Lyin' Teddy Cruz was in Dealey Square that day
Claims that Ted Cruz lied and was present at Dealey Square during the JFK assassination.
It wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald that pulled the trigger on JFK
Suggests that Lee Harvey Oswald was not the sole perpetrator of the JFK assassination.
We should all be grateful to the man on the Grassy Knoll
Expresses gratitude to an unknown person on the Grassy Knoll, referencing a conspiracy theory about the JFK assassination.
He did what needed doin' and God rest his soul
Justifies the actions of the person on the Grassy Knoll, implying they did what was necessary.
Fake News, Fake News
Repeats the theme of fake news, linking it to historical instances of misinformation.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Recalls the comparison between fake news accusations and historical events involving Germans and Jews.
Fake News, Fake News
Reiterates the theme of fake news, potentially emphasizing its impact on public perception.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Repeats the reference to Germans and Jews, continuing the comparison between historical events and contemporary accusations of fake news.
Let's talk for a minute about Crooked Hillary
Shifts to discussing "Crooked Hillary," accusing her of buying the election.
She's the one who bought the election for me
Accuses Hillary Clinton of manipulating the election results in the speaker's favor.
The dossier I paid for and handed off to Steele
References a dossier paid for and given to Steele, potentially implying the use of unverified information for political gain.
So what if I like being peed on
Makes a controversial statement about personal preferences, possibly intended to provoke or shock.
I like the way it feels
Justifies the mentioned preference, expressing personal enjoyment.
Sloppy Steve Bannon I give my thanks to thee
Expresses gratitude to Steve Bannon, linking him to the construction of a conspiracy.
You're the one who helped construct this entire conspiracy
Accuses Steve Bannon of helping construct a conspiracy, potentially suggesting collaboration in spreading misinformation.
You're to the Goebbels to my Goering
Compares the relationship between the speaker and Steve Bannon to historical figures associated with Nazi propaganda.
The Himmler to my Speer
Continues the comparison between the speaker and Steve Bannon and historical Nazi figures.
Unfortunately, and I hate to say it
Admits an unfortunate truth, possibly suggesting a shift in the speaker's perspective towards Steve Bannon.
But you gotta get out of here
Instructs Steve Bannon to leave, implying a falling out or disagreement.
Fakes News, Fake News
Reiterates the theme of fake news, connecting it to historical events involving Germans and Jews.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Repeats the reference to Germans and Jews, emphasizing the connection between fake news accusations and historical events.
Fakes News, Fake News
Reiterates the theme of fake news, potentially underscoring its perceived impact on public perception.
Isn't that what the Germans said about the Jews?
Repeats the reference to Germans and Jews, continuing to draw parallels between historical events and contemporary accusations of fake news.
Low-Energy Jeb only gets this one line
Repeats the derogatory nickname for Jeb Bush, suggesting he only deserves a brief mention due to low energy.
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