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Brexit Rap

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This is now, this is how our time will be remembered,
By politics made tiny by one binary referendum,
By trust defied by those who lied to tell and sell,
By kickin' that sickenin' can further down a road,
By virtual no deal ferries bought with little thought,
By Irish back stop now become a fuller stop,
By thoughtless words in nebulous curves,
By clowns offended whilst truth fools bended,
By two million marchin’ feet taking to our street,
This is now, this is how our time will be remembered,
By losin' at your time of choosin' your majority,
By extendin' deadlines at your convenient times,
By divisions on bills with tiny small revisions,
By a minority electin’ a PM not worth selectin’,
By passports blue – Yes! It’s true,
By friends defriended, neighbouring states offended,
By shouted rhetoric spouted – the truth now routed,
By laws broken and not a word of admonishment spoken,
This is now, this is how our time will be remembered,
By a relaxion of taxation for those prepared to bend those rules,
By an artificial article of faith misplaced,
By ignorin' experts and hidin’ their boring analyses,
By trashin' car production, reduction’s not the fault of diesel,
By sayin' one thing and not betrayin’ what you really think,
By funding no deal with hidden funds you dare not reveal,
By seein' your party well and all around go to that special place in hell,
By pretendin' to reach out at the death and then shout foul,
This is now, this is how our time will be remembered,
By ex PMs linin' up to trash and crash the route we take,
By runnin' and tramplin' wheat under the beat of your feet,
By importin' your favoured saint and sayin’ immigrant he ‘aint,
By relyin' on your Lords to stop you buyin’ goods from frauds,
By standin' one powerful stance or dance one stupid dance,
By crackin' up the Union Jack to take your country back,
By snortin’ up that coke to make your leadership one joke,
By dividin’ us in one half - brother against our brother,
This is now, this is how our time will be remembered.

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©Keith Murphy

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