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Ev'ry member of Congress has over the years been approached for a favor or two, Has accepted the gift of a free lunch or dinner and said he'd see what he could do. But there comes a time when the votes that he had disappear and he's forced to retire, When reluctantly and with a catch in his throat he starts adding his voice to the choir. I wonder who's kissing-up now – I wonder who's being told how Not to wonder, but vote for his blue skies, to buy his lies and his likewise – I wonder who's lying for wine, The wine that they once said was mine – I wonder if he is kissed-up to like me – Milk is cheaper when you buy the cow.
Music by Joseph E. Howard & Harold Orlob |