May’s Bicycle is a biting folk protest song aimed at the leadership of Canada’s Green Party. With sarcastic punchlines and working-class grit, it exposes the party’s hypocrisy—leaders who speak of climate urgency while vanishing between elections, posing for photo ops but failing to show up when it counts. From empty campaign rhetoric to cozy international trips, the song calls out a movement that talks green but chases the green of taxpayer dollars instead. It's a voice for the forgotten, the burned-out, and the fed-up—those tired of recycled promises and ghost-leaders on glossy bikes.

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