You Are Welcome, America
Let me ask you a question,
A very important question
A question essential to our survival.
Ever since my arrival
I have been fighting the rival
The one who brings up the bible
But have proven to be so spital
Yet he is looked up to as an idol
Even though he is idle
Now that His power unrivaled
Then ask again,
What shall I bring with me to a deserted island?
I shall bring someone with the worst hairstyle
Who is not worthwhile
Of the American lifestyle.
Oh,
He shall be taken far away from the humanity
Oh,
He will not become the POTUS
Oh,
You are all so very welcome.
I have done America a huge favor
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