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How a Bill Becomes a Law


Let me tell y'all how a bill becomes a law Let me tell y'all how a bill becomes a law First it's just a thought, an idea mixed with some agitation But believe me fellow people, it ain't imagination Cause poor Billy had to go through all this circulation Then go got referred to House Standing Committee And then he got referred to House Subcommittee Well, the committee action is now over But it can still get pretty sober Bill's yet to go through the floor action The House's debate can have quite a reaction Let's just hope there won't be a filibuster Because you know that'll end in a disaster Conference action is yet to make a decision Whether or not Billy get to be in President's line of vision Should the President approve, then Bill becomes a law Now ya'll know how a bill becomes a law
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