© Copyright 2015 Harry Warren, Jack Brooks, and Peter Lloyd

In USA where right is wrong
And left is right, we sing this song

When you hear someone say that more guns make us safe
That’s a moron (That’s a moron)
When you hear someone call for a long border wall
That’s a moron  (That’s a moron)

When you hear empty headed fear, empty headed fear
Yes, it just might annoy ya
But you know little do they know, little do they know
And it’s just paranoia

When you hear someone say it’s a choice to be gay
That’s a moron  (That’s a moron)
And when someone attacks every tax with an axe, he’s a scrooge
When you hear someone spit in a spiritual fit, “There’s  a war on!”
I’m afraid that we say here in old USA, that’s a moron

When you hear someone claim that there’s no climate change
That’s a crazy (That’s a crazy)
When you hear from a dude who poo-poos Evolution
That’s a crazy (That’s a crazy)

When you hear empty headed fear, empty headed fear
Yes, it just might annoy ya
But you know little do they know, little do they know
And it’s just paranoia

When you hear someone say all was made in six days
That’s a crazy (That’s a crazy)
When a man wrapped in perks tells you trickle down works, it’s a con
And when somebody claims, “It’s the needy we blame, cuz they’re lazy”
I’m afraid that we say here in old USA, that’s a crazy

That's a Moron

THE MYSTERIOUS BEINGS
Guitar: Dee Sharpe
Drums: Kit Bashir
Bass: Juan Tusrifor
Saxophone: Aldo Sachs
Keyboards: Gene Poole-Skimmings
Fiddle: Beau Strokes
Special Guest Star on Valerie: Tony Williams
Special thanks to our fantastic roadies, Mike Cable and Ford Van Drijver and Sweden's finest husband and wife sound engineering team Max and Minnie Mumsetting.

It should be pretty obvious that I'm a songwriter, not a singer or performer or producer. If you think you can perform or produce one better than me, you are probably right. If you want to record one, just let me know. gavin@mysteriousbeings.com

Songwriter since 1966. Can't believe I still have to write protest songs. Prefer writing love songs and songs of praise for stand-up women and men, parodies, lyrical nonsense, blues and adaptations.