Les Visible
Les Visible
♫The Ballad of Karla Faye Tucker♫
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♫The Ballad of Karla Faye Tucker♫

The songs for the next two weeks are from my album; 9/11 Was an Inside Job. Each song has to do with various players who were deeply involved. This song's a true story about that shitheel George Bush.
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He actually did what the song says. I saw him coming and literally left the country because I didn’t want to be around what was coming. I could see it and I could feel it. I was right. Although Israel was directly responsible for 9/11, George and The Dick were principal players. Here he is in the early days before they shooed him in like a turtle on a fence post.

Lyrics

Karla Faye Tucker was a heroin queen

and any other drug that came on the scene

She shot up, and she hooked, and she wanted to be free

But she didn't know the meaning of the word... at twenty-three

The facts are indisputable, the circumstances sick.

They murdered two people with a hammer and a pick

On that fatal night... the wheels came off the cart

They left the pick buried in... Debra... Thornton's... heart

This went down in Texas, where the law is mean

Kill someone in Texas, and you get the needle clean

It's a kinda brutal irony that shoots up on death row,

no worry about AIDS when... your... last... fix... flows

Karla found God when she went to jail

God's to be found when all else fails

Karla's gone now, wave goodbye

Kill someone in Texas, and you will die

If you have no money,

and don't know the boys in back.

you’re going to the green room

And you don't come back

But that's not the point of why I wrote this song

It's about a greater evil and a much greater wrong

When Karla Faye was pleading, and the end was nigh

Georgie Bush mocked her with, "Ooh, I don't wanna die."

Yeah Georgie Bush was laughing, "Oh I don't wanna die."

He smirked and he snickered, "I don't want to die."

The born-again Christian said, "I don't wanna die."

a compassionate conservative said, "I don't wanna die"

Karla got lost, and she never made it back

She was locked in hard on a hard, hard track

But she changed her life, and she met her fate

just goes to show that it's... never... too... late

But Governor Bush, was a piece of work

What kind of man can be that kind of jerk

What kind of hubris gives this kind of cachet

William Zanzinger in the modern... present... day

One day further on... down life’s road

There's a summing up or so I've been told

We all stand equal at the judgment throne

where bush is gonna stand, and stand... there... all... alone

Karla found God when she went to jail

God's to be found when all else fails

Karla's gone now, wave goodbye

Kill someone in Texas, and you will die

If you have no money,

and don't know the boys in back

You’re going to the green room

And you don't come back

But that's not the point of why I wrote this song

It's about a greater evil and a much greater wrong

when Karla Faye was pleading, and the end was nigh

Georgie Bush mocked her with, "Ooh, I don't wanna die."

Yeah, Georgie Bush was laughing, "Oh, I don't wanna die."

He smirked and he snickered, "I don't want to die."

The born-again Christian said, "I don't wanna die."

a compassionate conservative, "I don't wanna die"

Oh Georgie... Georgie... Satan's coming after you

Can you feel his hot breath on the back of your neck?

Can you feel the icy shivers in your spine?

Judgment is coming... oh Georgie boy.

And you are running... running out of time

You are running... running out of time

You are running... running out of time

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