President
Big D And The Kids Table Lyrics

Good morning mr. president
The singer greets the president while implying that he does not have a personal relationship with the president.

Yes, I've seen you on tv
The singer has not met the president in person and has only seen him on television like most ordinary people.

I'm excited you're gunna change (change) my life yea, what you say sounds good to me
The singer expresses hope that the president's promises come to realization making things better in his life.

Hey hey president
The singer calls the president's attention in a casual way.

Yeah you president
The singer acknowledges that the person he is calling is actually the president.

You're full yeah, you're full of shit, yeah, shit, yeah, yeah you're full of shit
The singer labels the president as being dishonest and insincere.

what the hell are you doing in there?
The singer asks what the president is doing inside the White House regarding the problems citizens are facing.

Nah, not another speech for me
The singer is disinterested in another speech by the president as the previous speeches have not produced a proper solution.

Your neutral voice, and cold robotic stare
The singer describes the president as a robot with no emotions or concern for the people.

Man, you don't care about anything
The singer accuses the president of neglecting the citizen's interests and being more focused on his own benefit.

guilty, guilty
The singer further accuses the president of being guilty of the crimes that he has committed against the citizens.

government says, don't do drugs
The government policies advise people against drug usage.

Makes the laws then arrests us all
The government creates laws against drug usage and imprisons those who violate the law.

But all day long, the words are you see,
The singer points out to the phrase 'say no to drugs' which keeps repeating but is not working effectively.

We are an expense
The government sees the citizens as indebted and considers them as an expense.

Its not them, its me
The singer realizes that the himself and other citizens are responsible for the dependency on government services.

already slaves, got us locked real tight
The singer accuses the government of enslaving its citizens and restricting their freedom.

10 hours a day, too tired to fight
The singer highlights that the citizens are worn-out and drained from working excessively to meet their basic needs.

You got us buying, better money and drink
The government traps its citizens by luring them with materialistic luxuries such as money and alcohol

Ah man, no time to think
The singer says the citizens don't have time to think and so they don’t realize how the government exploits them.

[chours]
The chorus repeats the singer's frustration while emphasizing that the president hasn't attended to citizen's concerns.