"Dubya" © Lu Mitchell 2000-2003 (Pre-election version posted Nov. 24, 2000! Revised version posted Oct. 4, 2003.) Don't know much about Geography All those countries look the same to me Araqis, Saudis, and Iranians Just a bunch of weird barbarians All I know is they wear funny clothes Why they hate us heaven only knows What a wonderful world it could be Don't care much about History The English language is a mystery But I know CEOs with lots of dough They'll tell me everything I need to know Those weapons of destruction are everywhere If we can't find them….. we'll put some there What a wonderful world it will be Bridge 1: So 35 million folks are jobless The deficit is out of sight Just trust in the Lord and he will help us I'm just doin what I think is ri-ight I read my bible every ni-ight Bridge 2: The seniors and disabled people Don't need all that money anyway And education is much too costly But tax cuts for the rich are o-o-kay-ay That's what my advisors say-ay So go out there folks and vote for me No one cares about democracy And Mom and Daddy want a dynasty What a wonderful world it will be For my friends and my family and me Lu Mitchell began her career in the 1960s at the now legendary Rubaiyat in Dallas, Texas. Since then, she has shared the stage with the Kingston Trio, Tom Paxton, John Prine and others. In 1984, at the Republican National Convention in Dallas, she was asked to join the program on a stage provided for dissidents outside the convention hall. Home