Death By People
    Destitute Princess
    Sits irreverently
    On poverty’s throne
    With welfare crown
    Cocked sideways
    Yells "yo" to the jester
    Who somersaults in time
    To the cries of peasants
    Chanting Death to the Royals
    Cover them in boils

    The princess wonders why me?
    As she kicks the beggar
    Who blocks her path
    To the counting room
    Where ministers weep
    At their soap opera lives
    Then do push-ups in time
    To the cries of the peasants
    Chanting Death to the Royals
    Drown them in oils

    The King dons his hood
    Of black leather and hate
    To play his favorite game
    Hacking off heads
    Of all who spoke truths
    Screaming Only I can lie
    He picks up his axe to grind
    And hones it till sharp
    On the skulls of the priests
    To the cries of the peasants
    Chanting Death to the Elite
    Hack them down to their feet

    The Queen in her coach
    Travels into the crowd
    To do charities work
    Passes out free tickets
    To the Royal Ballet
    Of dancing poor farmers
    Tip toeing to lies
    Sung by a castrato choir
    Under threat of death
    They kick in a chorus line
    As the peasants cry out
    Chanting Death to the Elite
    Quarter them in the street

    The Prime Minister attired
    In finest Chinese silk
    Steps out on the balcony
    And beckons to the crowd
    Saying he and they are one
    Issues a call to arms
    Then signs the warrant
    In finest script flourish
    For the arrest of the crown
    Saying they’ve forgotten the poor
    And must forfeit their lives
    As the peasants cry out
    Chanting Death to the rich
    Lets burn them in a ditch

    The King and Queen
    And the Princess so sweet
    Are brought to the square
    And the Prime Minister speaks
    Shouting Guilty or nay
    How say you they pay
    Guilty are they
    With their lives they must pay
    Then the P.M. waves his hand
    With a gesture so grand
    They are killed where they stand
    And they strike up the band
    As the peasants cry out
    Tis the end of this hassle
    Give the P.M. the castle

    But the P.M. is gone
    Nowhere can he be found
    He has busy work elsewhere
    As the new head of state
    He’s gone to the counting room
    To count his new gold
    And sharpen his own axe