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A School Named SUE.

L’il Jerry’s suin’ everbody.

Sing it:

When my daddy died at seventy-three
He didn’t leave much to Ma and me
Just this old school called Liberty.
Now, I don’t like the story the New York Times did
Bout how we rounded up all the Liberty kids
So when it came out, I told my lawyers Sue.

Elites must o’ thought that is quite a joke
And it got a lot of laughs from a’ lots of folk
So I went and sued ProPublica too.
Trespass, defamation, and hatred of the godly
I swear if you just look at me oddly
I’m gonna sue, sue, sue, sue sue.

Margaret Soltan, April 9, 2020 7:53AM
Posted in: forms of religious experience

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2 Responses to “A School Named SUE.”

  1. TAFKAU Says:

    And I said:

    I’M GONNA SUE!
    JESUS LOVES YOU!
    NOW YOU GONNA DIE!

    Yeah, that’s what I told him!

  2. Margaret Soltan Says:

    All those whom Jesus loves, but needs to teach a lesson, will take it very much on the chin when L’il Jerry is crowned king of the world.

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