| Oh the price of gold is rising out of sight
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| And the dollar is in sorry shape tonight
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| What the dollar used to get us
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| Now won’t buy a head of lettuce
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| No, the economic forecast isn’t bright
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| But amid the clouds I spot a shining ray
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| I can even glimpse a new and better way
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| I’ve demised a plan of action
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| Worked it down to the last fraction
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| And I’m going into action here today
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| I am changing my name to Chrysler
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| I am going down to Washington, D. C
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| I will tell some power broker
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| What they did for Iacocca
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| Will be perfectly acceptable to me
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| I am changing my name to Chrysler
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| I am headed for that great receiving line
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| And when they hand a million grand out
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| I’ll be standing with my hand out
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| Yes sir, I’ll get mine
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| When my creditors are screaming for their dough
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| I’ll be glad to tell them all where they can all go
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| They won’t have to scream and holler
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| They’ll be paid to the last dollar
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| Where the endless streams of money seem to flow
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| I’ll be glad to tell them what they can do
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| It’s a matter of a simple form or two
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| It’s not just remuneration, it’s a liberal education!
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| Ain’t you kind of glad that I’m in debt to you?
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| Since the first amphibian crawled out of the slime
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| We’ve been struggling in an unrelenting climb
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| We were hardly up and walking before money started talking
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| And it said that failure is an awful crime
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| Well, it’s been that way a millenium or two
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| But now it seems that there’s a different point of view:
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| If you’re a corporate titanic and your failure is gigantic
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| Down in Congress there’s a safety net for you |