Such a firecracker, that they run when you're lit
Labeled a criminal by your attacker and the mind bending hit
They get subliminal

Wire up the lie detector, sound the alarm for me
These cats are crooked detectives, trying to make us call for free

You've got everybody else fooled, but we know who you are
You've got everybody else outraged
Outraged

Such a good faker, with a smile on his head
That ain't convincing me
The movers and the shakers want to climb into his bed
To create history

Set off the smoke detector, burn down your masterpiece
You are the only protector from this small town thief

You've got everybody else fooled, but we know who you are
You've got everybody else outraged
Outraged

You'll never get away with this
You'll never get away with this

Don't think for a minute that you're getting away with it
Holy Roller, Hellish Bandit, we've caught you red-handed

Wire up the lie detector, sound the alarm for me
These cats are crooked detectives, trying to make us call for free
Tell me who's laughing now


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    i seriously, full heartedly, believe this song is about barack obama.

    think about it. how many people does obama have fooled..... how many people are outraged....

    good faker.. with a smile on his head....... that ain't convincing me.

    the movers and the shakers wanna climb in "HIS" bed to create history. (sounds like a death threat) .just saying. and what politicians aren't two faced???

    yep it is about obama!

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