Bye Bye American Law

I borrowed language from Don McLain's song from back in the day. . . Ten long years ago, I can still remember how America kept us civilized. And I knew that we had a Constitution that had kept our nation's institutions functional for a long, long while. But February made me shiver; all the news, online delivered, bad news on the internet, we couldn't take one more step.  I couldn't remember if I had cried when I had seen the Jan '21 Insurrection riot, but something touched me deep inside, the day democracy died.

So bye, bye American Law; they drove our Congress into hiding,

 cuz insurrectionists were rioting. Them bad proud boys were thinking they were in charge and this would be the day democracy dies; this would be the day our republic dies. Do we have a Constitution, written for us?, and do we have faith in God we trust, if the Independence Declaration tells us so? Do we believe in the Rule of Law? Can our Congress survive this insurrection dualing draw? And who can teach us how to get back to peace and safety? I sure don't know.

We know that maga's in love with trump, cuz we saw them attack the Capitol hump. They kicked off the insurrection; now we got no lawful direction! We were a maturing bicentennial nation, with a red, white and blue imagination. But I knew we were out of luck, the day democracy died. I started thinking, Bye, bye American Law; trump drove our nation to inflation, our Constitution to confusion; he froze our peace and safety into fascist ICE, and will this be the day our Rule of Law dies? Glass half-Full