Little Tin god, Obama



Barack Obama is a fabrication. A media creation, 'selected' by the DNC in 2004. With access to millions of dollars from political money bundlers such as George Soros (MoveOn.org) as well long time connections to known "political fixers" such as Tony Rezko, Obama now has limitless funds to launch a media blitz unlike any other in history.

The purpose of this video is to bring attention to the fact that Obama is indebted to very, powerful people with anti-American agendas. There is no need to worry about the Lobbyist and PAC money he has received- we should all be more concerned with the money being funneled to him by those who openly wish America harm.


Song (Little Tin God)- Don Henley

A new age is dawning- on fewer than expected
Business as usual - thats how the headline read
Some shaky modern saviors have now been resurrected- in all this excitement - you may have been misled

People want a miracle - they say oh Lord, cant you see us? Were tryin to make a livin down here
And keep the children fed
But, from little dark motel rooms
To six flags over Jesus -how are the mighty fallen- so the Bible said

(chorus)
You dont have to pray to a little tin god
Step out of the way for a little tin god
You might fear the Reaper-fear the Rod
But you never have to get down on your knees
You dont have to holler, please, please
No, you never have to get down on your knees
For a little tin god

The Cowboy's name was Jingo
And he knew that there was trouble
So in a blaze of glory -he rode out of the west
No one was ever certain what it was that he was sayin -but they loved it when he told them
They were better than the rest

But you dont have to pray for a little tin god
Step out of the way for a little tin god
You might hate to system, hate the job
But you never have to get down on your knees
You dont have to holler, please, please
No, you never have to get down on your knees
For a little tin god

Throw down a rope from heaven
And lead the flock to water
The man in the middle would have you think
That you have no other choice -but to wander in the wilderness - of all the upturned faces
If you stop and listen long enough
You will hear your own small voice
(chorus)
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Comments

  1. darisanne7/23/08, 7:47 PM

    I pray that our nation will rise above this difficult time. Our next President cannot be someone who advocates abortion and infanticide. Our next President cannot be someone who openly claims "whatever we once were, we are no longer a Christian nation." Our next President cannot be someone who insults Americans by calling them bitter or implying that we "cling to our religion." Our next President cannot be this man who does not want his children "being punished with children." No, our next President cannot be this man, Barack Obama.

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  2. Jennifer4/2/09, 3:20 PM

    You should take down the lyrics to "Little Tin God" immediately. Don Henley supports Obama, so it is just wrong that you twist the meaning of his words. He would absolutely not approve. Thanks and God Bless. Jennifer

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