I went to beg the oligarchs for a bag of dried, red beans,
My kids are just all skin and bone, and dying from the too leans,
The ollies all said no,
Now my kids won't grow,
I won't have to worry about clothes; the kids won't outgrow their jeans.
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I went to beg the oligarchs for a bag of dried, red beans,
My kids are just all skin and bone, and dying from the too leans,
The ollies all said no,
Now my kids won't grow,
I won't have to worry about clothes; the kids won't outgrow their jeans.
Mama couldn't afford to buy me milk, so I got a bad case of the rickets,
I tried catching little black bugs to eat, but was way too weak to snatch the crickets,
I did try,
Not to die,
Next I'll go to the bologna factory; just past the protests and pickets.