The Tears Of The Dragon (Corporations Parody)


If you're not familiar with the song by Bruce Dickinson, you could look it up.  It's a song I like a lot so I decided to make a version of my own. 
The Wall Street Journal analyzed 60 major companies and found they stashed a total of $166 billion offshore in 2012. That move shielded more than 40 percent of their annual profits from U.S. taxes. In several cases, the companies parked more earnings offshore last year than they generated in net income.


The Tears Of The Dragon (Corporations Parody)
There’s too many, who believe that we should go.
There’s too many, who know things they shouldn’t know.
Corporations, they’ve been getting real bad press.
We have to help them; we have to save them from this mess.
No time to waste for anyone…See that you advance.
Anger rose against us all…We just want our pay.

We do not care about the poor.
Our deals are made behind a closed door.
And if we’re blamed for a class war,
We’ll flee to our income, on some distant shore.

Can’t you see?  There is no time left to waste.
Can’t you see?  We have to make great haste.
All our profits…They’re skating on thin ice.
We can’t stop this…Something else must suffice.
Our days are getting shorter now…We have to have chance.
Returning to our former ways…Let’s take back the day

We do not care about the poor.
Our deals are made behind a closed door.
And if we’re blamed for a class war,
We’ll flee to our income, on some distant shore.



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