| This is an open letter to the president of the United States of America.
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| I hope you are sitting comfortably in your leather chair, in the oval room,
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| in the white house, signing your decrees.
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| I hope you haven’t forgotten that you have retired from the Kyoto agreement,
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| That you have agreed to log the forests of America.
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| Do you know what its like to be an immigrant in your own country?
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| Do you know what its like to be living below the line of poverty?
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| Do you know what its like to be a Polish man, a Russian man, a Ukraine man?
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| It seems to me quite peculiar Mr. President that you don’t see the world,
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| the world around you. |
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| I’d like to ask you Mr. President, maybe you should take another trip, yeah.
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| Do you know what its like to be an African man, a Chinese man an Indian man?
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| Do you know what its like to live in a system based on manipulation?
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| It seems to me Mr. President you haven’t given much thought to your brother and
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| sisters of this earth on which you live.
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| It seems to me you are very alone, I can even say all alone, I can even say all
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| alone, yeah.
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| I think you are all alone Mr. President, I hope you don’t have another term,
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| I hope you don’t start another war Mr. President.
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| I bet your mamma is proud of you, I bet your daddy is so proud of his little
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| boy junior, I bet you found your destiny on that fateful day of 9/11,
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| congratulations Mr. President. |