{Obama}
We're in the middle of the worse economic crisis since the great depression
760,000 workers have lossed their jobs just since the beginning of this year
I'll tell you what we're gonna do

Whatever happened to cities on the moon
I wanna car that runs on water
You think we'll ever go back to the moon
Well I don't really care, I wanna dance with you
I just wanna go to the dance with you
I just wanna go to the dance with you

(what a waste) It's the crime of a century
(such a waste) of the 21st century
(what a waste) It's the crime of a century
(such a waste) It's a 21st century crime

{Obama}
Businesses and families can't get credit
Home values are plumetting here in florida
You know what's happening in terms of foreclosures
Pensions are disappearing

You ever heard about World Hunger
Whatever happened to cities on the moon
No I don't care about Global Warming
I just wanna go to the dance with you
I just wanna go to the dance with you
Yea I just wanna go to the dance with you

(what a waste) It's the crime of a century
(such a waste) of the 21st century
(what a waste) It's the crime of a century
(such a waste) It's a 21st century crime

(What a waste, such a waste) X2

{Obama}
It's gotten harder and harder to make the morgatge
or fill up your gas tank
Or keep the electricity on again anymore
Across the country we saw the largest decline in consumer spending in 28 years
As wages failed to keep up with rising cost of living

Folks have to watch every penny, tighten their belts

Now all this didn't happen by accident our failing GDP is a direct result of a failed economic theory
of 8 years of trickeled down wall street first, Main street last,
Policies that have driven our economy into a ditch.


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