A parody of “The Devil Went Down To Georgia” by the Charlie Daniels band
The devil went to Manhattan, he was looking to score a soul
He’d been a little lazy, and his count was running low
He went to Manhattan courthouse, where the easy pickings lay
He thought “just get one quick one, and then we’ll call it a day
He went from courtroom to courtroom, just looking for an easy mark
And when he entered Judge Merchan’s court, his heart sang like a lark
Sitting at the table, all arrogant and bluff
The Devil just smiled, he already knew that he had seen enough
The Devil knew Trump, he’d seen him before
The fat poltroon was an open door
All he’d do is make Trump a winner
Hell, the Devil ‘d be home for dinner
The Devil walked up and then he stood right by Trump’s place
He said, “Son I’m the only one who can help you win your case
Trump turned to his lawyer and said, “You’re fired!”
Then he told the Devil, “Sit down, you’re hired!”
The Devil said, “Before we start we have to make a pact
I can get your out of here with a little magic act
But if I set you free, then I will own your soul
The two shook hands, and the Devil was set to go
The Devil stood up in court, and he cast an evil spell
He told the judge, “The People’s entire case has gone to hell
Their witnesses are liars, and their evidence is one black hole
The judge said “Case dismissed, Mr. Trump you’re free to go
The Devil turned to Trump and his smile was vulpine
He said “I got you off, and your soul is mine”
Trump laughed and said “My soul is long gone, Mister
I gave that up 30 years ago when I married your sister?
The Devil stood in disbelief, then lowered his head in shame
He knew that he’d been beaten, and at his own damn game
Trump laughed and said, “You’re a con man, who tried to take me in?
I’ll tell you you right now son of a bitch, I’M the best that’s ever been
I thank you for the privilege of your time.
Parody? Nah…can’t be. Another true life analysis from murf!