Lame-Duck-0.mp3
Lame-Duck-0.mp4
Lame-Duck-I.mp3
Lame-Duck-I.mp4
Lame-Duck-intro.mp3

[Intro]
What the… (duck)
He’s not sane
(He is lame)
We’re outta luck

[Verse 1]
Considers the constitution
To cause his confusion
Doesn’t know our rights
Only piles on plights

[Chorus]
What the… (duck)
He’s not sane
(He is lame)
We’re outta luck
(Lame duck)

[Bridge]
It’ll never be the same
(Lame, lame, lame)
Doesn’t know the game
(Lame, lame, lame)
Man, he sure does suck
(He’s a friggin’ lame duck)

[Verse 2]
Walks like a duck (quack, quack)
Talks like a duck (quack, quack)
A dumb mother funk
Smelling of skunk

[Chorus]
What the… (duck)
He’s not sane
(He is lame)
We’re outta luck
(Lame duck)

[Bridge]
It’ll never be the same
(Lame, lame, lame)
Doesn’t know the game
(Lame, lame, lame)
Man, he sure does suck
(He’s a friggin’ lame duck)
quack, quack

[Chorus]
What the… (duck)
He’s not sane
(He is lame)
We’re outta luck

[Outro]
(Lame, lame, lame)
Doesn’t know the game
(Lame, lame, lame)
Man, he sure does suck
(Left in shame… lame duck)

ABOUT THE SONG

The song “Lame Duck” uses biting satire and irreverent humor to critique Donald Trump’s disregard for constitutional limits, especially in the context of his claims about running for a third term and his behavior as a lame duck president after losing the 2020 election.

Verse 1

“Considers the Constitution to cause his confusion…”

This line paints Trump as willfully ignorant of the U.S. Constitution, particularly term limits and the separation of powers. His ongoing attempts to delegitimize the electoral process and flirt with a third term are seen as a threat to democratic norms.

Chorus

“What the… (duck)… He is lame… We’re outta luck”

The chorus plays on the phrase “lame duck,” mocking Trump’s post-defeat behavior as erratic, destructive, and self-serving. Rather than gracefully exiting, he’s portrayed as sabotaging institutions, spreading falsehoods, and seeking to cling to power against the will of the voters.

Bridge

“It’ll never be the same… Doesn’t know the game…”

These lines imply lasting damage: Trump’s presidency didn’t just strain democratic norms — it warped them. The “game” of governance, diplomacy, and constitutional process is beyond his understanding, and the consequences are long-term.

Verse 2

“Walks like a duck… Talks like a duck… A dumb mother funk…”

This verse leans heavily into mockery, using the “duck” metaphor to say: Trump resembles a lame duck in all the worst ways — inactive in leadership, yet loud and damaging. The “skunk” image adds to the sense of foulness, decay, and stench of corruption or scandal.

Final Chorus + Outro

“Man, he sure does suck… Left in shame… lame duck”

The final lines are blunt: Trump is portrayed as not just ineffective, but shameful, having left a legacy of division, chaos, and anti-democratic behavior — especially in his refusal to concede and attempts to overturn the election. His hints about a third term are treated as delusional and dangerous.

Overall Interpretation:

“Lame Duck” is a satirical takedown of Trump’s behavior as a defeated president unwilling to accept his limits, and his anti-democratic ambitions for a third term. It mocks his ignorance, narcissism, and ongoing influence, warning that his damage doesn’t end with his presidency — unless people act.

From the album “Under Control“

Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

Freedom-Inflation-I.mp3
Freedom-Inflation-I.mp4
Freedom-Inflation-II.mp3
Freedom-Inflation-II.mp4
Freedom-Inflation-Reggae.mp3
Freedom-Inflation-Reggae.mp4
Freedom-Inflation-Unplugged-Underground-XVIII.mp3
Freedom-Inflation-Unplugged-Underground-XVIII.mp4;
Freedom-Inflation-intro.mp3

[Intro]
The cost of freedom
(Is going up, up, up)
There’s no good reason
(Just a half full cup)

[Verse 1]
The president is pushing the price
Heading higher…. more than twice
The cost to be free is no longer free
Raising the fee… if you just want to be

[Chorus]
The cost of freedom
(Is going up, up, up)
There’s no good reason
(Just a half full cup)

[Bridge]
Stealing our right after right
(In the broad daylight)
Freedom inflation
(Sweeping the nation)
Lost to increasing cost

[Verse 2]
The “so called” ruler of the free world
Well, you can’t believe a single word
Everything he says is evermore absurd
While the economy is on the floor… curled

[Chorus]
The cost of freedom
(Is going up, up, up)
There’s no good reason
(Just a half full cup)

[Bridge]
(You say:)
The price we have to pay
“Freedom inflation”
(Is sweeping the nation)
Damnation nation
(Breaking the damn nation!)

[Chorus]
The cost of freedom
(Is going up, up, up)
There’s no good reason
(Just a half full cup)

[Outro]
Have we lost sight…
(In the broad daylight)
Stealing right (after right) after right
(Well into the night)

ABOUT THE SONG

The song “Freedom Inflation” critiques the Trump presidency by portraying it as a period in which basic democratic rights became more difficult to maintain, access, or trust — as if even “freedom” itself was subject to inflation. The term becomes a double metaphor: both for economic strain and for the erosion of civil liberties.

Verse 1

“The president is pushing the price… The cost to be free is no longer free”

This highlights how under Trump, the price of American ideals — freedom, justice, and truth — dramatically increased. It suggests that freedom was no longer a guaranteed right, but something that came with barriers, inequality, or transactional expectations (e.g., loyalty, silence, complicity).

Chorus

“The cost of freedom is going up… There’s no good reason”

Here, the song critiques not only the injustice but the irrationality of it. There’s no justifiable cause for rights to erode or civil norms to decay — yet they did, perhaps for power, ego, or control.

Bridge

“Stealing our right after right (in the broad daylight)”

This implies blatant, unapologetic constitutional violations or authoritarian behavior, such as:

• Undermining the press

• Challenging election outcomes

• Stacking courts with ideological judges

• Caging migrants and violating asylum rights

All done openly, with few consequences.

Verse 2

“So-called ruler of the free world… can’t believe a word”

This attacks Trump’s credibility and the paradox of calling America a “free” nation under a president who regularly lied, deflected responsibility, and undermined democratic institutions — all while claiming to uphold freedom.

Bridge 2

“Damnation nation… Breaking the damn nation!”

This intensifies the critique. Not only has freedom become inflated and degraded, but the nation itself is being torn apart, as if division, corruption, and economic disparity are systemic consequences of his rule.

Outro

“Stealing right after right… well into the night”

This final passage reflects a deep erosion of democratic norms and human rights, suggesting that the assault on liberty is ongoing, relentless, and not confined to daylight or public scrutiny — possibly alluding to secretive or manipulative governance tactics.

Overall Interpretation:

“Freedom Inflation” condemns Trump’s presidency as a time when the core values of democracy became commodified, diluted, and manipulated. The cost of freedom rose — not in dollars alone, but in truth, integrity, and justice. The result is a “damnation nation”: disillusioned, divided, and devalued.

From the album “Under Control“

Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

Runaway-Train-I.mp3
Runaway-Train-I.mp4
Runaway-Train-II.mp3
Runaway-Train-II.mp4
Runaway-Train-intro.mp3

[Intro]
Runaway train
(Facts:)
On the tracks
Can’t remain

[Verse 1]
Has it become clear
There’s no engineer
He’s asleep at the wheel
And it’s a big deal

[Chorus]
Runaway train
(Facts:)
On the tracks
Can’t remain

[Bridge]
Coming of the rails
(All else pails)
Can’t concede
(Gaining speed)
Found his role
(Is out of control)

[Verse 2]
Going way too fast
(No, it can’t last)
Need to do what it takes
(To put on the brakes!)

[Chorus]
Runaway train
(Facts:)
Off the tracks
Under strain

[Bridge]
Coming of the rails
(All else pails)
Can’t concede
(Gaining speed)
Found his role
(Is out of control)

[Chorus]
Runaway train
(Facts:)
Left the tracks
Gone insane

[Outro]
Runaway train
(Can’t remain)

ABOUT THE SONG

The song “Runaway Train” serves as a powerful metaphor for the Trump presidency, portraying it as a dangerously uncontrolled, rapidly accelerating crisis — a leaderless nation hurtling toward disaster.

• Verse 1 (“no engineer,” “asleep at the wheel”) sets the tone: the country is a train, and Trump — supposedly the engineer — is neglecting his responsibilities, unaware or indifferent to the damage being done. The line “it’s a big deal” underscores that this isn’t just dysfunction — it’s a national emergency.

• Chorus (“runaway train… facts can’t remain”) suggests that truth and reality have been abandoned, replaced by chaos, spin, and propaganda. The “train” — the country — is moving too fast and can no longer stay on the rails of truth or normalcy.

• Bridge (“coming off the rails,” “can’t concede,” “gaining speed”) alludes not just to loss of control, but also to Trump’s refusal to accept accountability — whether in policy failures, impeachment proceedings, or even election outcomes. His denial and narcissism only accelerate the breakdown.

• Verse 2 (“going way too fast… need to put on the brakes”) is a desperate warning: if nothing is done, disaster is inevitable. It calls for decisive action to stop the damage — a possible reference to impeachment, institutional checks, or electoral defeat.

• Chorus variations (“off the tracks,” “under strain,” “gone insane”) show the escalating consequences. What began as neglect has now become full-blown chaos and delusion, with the country teetering on the edge of collapse.

• Outro (“can’t remain”) leaves us with a clear message: this state of political and moral derailment cannot be sustained. If allowed to continue, the crash will be total.

Overall:

“Runaway Train” captures the Trump presidency as a time of unchecked ego, institutional damage, falsehoods, and acceleration toward crisis — a runaway system desperately in need of intervention before the wreck is irreversible.

From the album “Under Control“

Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

The-Last-Dance-0.mp3
The-Last-Dance-0.mp4
The-Last-Dance-I.mp3
The-Last-Dance-I.mp4
The-Last-Dance-intro.mp3

[Intro]
There’s a growing erosion in confidence
Having to do with incompetence
Every opening of mouth is evidence
Of our circumstance

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]

[Verse 1]
Not just a whiff of tariff if
Something is rotten in Denmark
The mark of the devil (ill evil)
Says he will steal (not there’s no deal)
Demand the land of Greenland
Be damned!

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]

[Chorus]
There’s a growing erosion (in confidence)
Having to do with (incompetence)
Every opening of his mouth is evidence
(Of our circumstance)

[Bridge]
Can I have the last dance?
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
(By chance)
The last dance

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]

[Verse 2]
Protectionism is not patriotism
Just sad sadism and narcissism
Isolationist wants to self-parish
A parasitic terroristic evangelic tarnish

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
(The horror of state terror)
In error…? (The state of terror!)
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]

[Chorus]
There’s a growing erosion (in confidence)
Having to do with (incompetence)
Every opening of his mouth is evidence
(Of our circumstance)

[Bridge]
Can I have the last dance?
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
(By chance)
The last dance
[Break]
A lack of confidence
Taken up residence
A lack of confidence
(Is going down)
Going down all around
(Going down)
Going down, down, down

[Chorus]
There’s a growing erosion (in confidence)
Having to do with (incompetence)
Every opening of his mouth is evidence
(Of our circumstance)

[Outro]
A lack of confidence
Overflowing evidence
A lack of confidence
(Is going down)
Going down all around
(Going down)
Going down, down, down

ABOUT THE SONG

• Verse 1 (“not just a whiff of tariff,” “something is rotten in Denmark”) suggests serious corruption and dysfunction, not minor issues. The references to tariffs allude to Trump’s trade wars, which hurt the economy more than they helped. The lines about the “devil” and “stealing” hint at Trump’s unethical behavior, and the “Greenland” reference mocks his absurd 2019 idea to buy Greenland — seen as imperialist, ridiculous, and doomed from the start.

• Chorus (“growing erosion in confidence,” “incompetence”) directly indicts Trump’s leadership style — every time he speaks, public trust worsens, because his incompetence becomes more and more obvious.

• Bridge (“can I have the last dance”) introduces a metaphor of finality. It’s a request to end this era — “let this be the last dance”, “the last time we have to endure this.” There’s an emotional fatigue, but also hope for closure.

• Verse 2 (“protectionism is not patriotism,” “sadism and narcissism”) delivers a brutal analysis: Trump’s economic nationalism is portrayed as destructive, selfish, and driven by ego rather than love of country. The “self-perish” line suggests that his policies are self-defeating, leading the nation toward economic and diplomatic isolation and decay.

• The imagery of “parasitic terroristic evangelic tarnish” implies that Trump’s influence is not only damaging politically and economically, but also contaminates culture and morality — fusing extremism, violence, and distorted religiosity into governance.

• Break (“lack of confidence, taken up residence”) emphasizes that public distrust is no longer an occasional problem — it’s now permanent and pervasive under Trump’s leadership. The repetition of “going down” evokes a sinking ship — a country in freefall.

• Final Chorus and Outro hammer the point home: the nation is crumbling under the weight of incompetence, dishonesty, and chaos. The evidence is overwhelming, the fall inevitable.

From the album “Under Control“

Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

Squawking-Bird-0.mp3
Squawking-Bird-0.mp4
Squawking-Bird-I.mp3
Squawking-Bird-I.mp4
Squawking-Bird-intro.mp3

[Verse 1]
Standing at the podium
Spouting out about
Ad nauseam
And raising doubt

[Chorus]
Gawking bird
(Squawking the absurd)
Squawking bird
(No truth in word)
Word.

[Verse 2]
Trying to address
Failing to impress
Rhetoric and lies
Need to die
(Realize!)
Try!

[Chorus]
Gawking bird
(Squawking the absurd)
Squawking bird
(No truth in word)
Word.

[Bridge]
Spouting out
(Casting doubt)
Can’t figure out
(A word that you say)
Any way
(Anyway)
Not another day
(No, no way)

[Chorus]
Gawking bird
(Squawking the absurd)
Squawking bird
(No truth in word)
Word.

[Outro]
Absurd squawking bird
(No truth in word)
Word.

ABOUT THE SONG

• Verse 1 (“standing at the podium, spouting out about ad nauseam, and raising doubt”) sets the scene: Trump at his podium, speaking at length — often repeating himself, overwhelming audiences with endless talking points, and most importantly, sowing confusion and distrust.

• Chorus (“gawking bird / squawking the absurd / no truth in word”) paints Trump as a loud, attention-grabbing figure — much like a noisy bird — whose statements are full of absurdities and falsehoods. The repetition of “Word” at the end emphasizes the hollowness of his speech, as if even the act of “speaking” has lost its meaning.

• Verse 2 (“trying to address, failing to impress, rhetoric and lies need to die”) points out that while Trump may have tried to tackle serious issues, his reliance on bombast, misinformation, and self-promotion led to failure to inspire trust or confidence. There’s a plea for honesty and clarity (“Realize! Try!”), suggesting frustration with his unwillingness or inability to do better.

• Bridge (“spouting out, casting doubt, can’t figure out a word that you say”) highlights how his speech often seemed incoherent or contradictory — to the point where listeners struggled to follow or believe anything being said. The repeated feeling of “not another day” expresses weariness and desperation from the public.

• Chorus and Outro (“absurd squawking bird / no truth in word”) drive home the image of Trump’s press conferences as a noisy spectacle of nonsense and lies, offering no real leadership or communication, only empty, chaotic sound.

From the album “Under Control“

Trumpenomics: The Decline of the US

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment