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Sudetenland Tales
Page 87
Martian emigrated to the American mainland, but squandered his money on libtardly unwanted social media sites and rockets. He relapsed into crime and prematurely died in prison. Horowitz was arrested for real by a rogue federal official and sentenced to the gallows; which is under infinite appeal. DeMarcus and Mr. Brownlow visit him in Palm Springs, where he is under house arrest and learn the location of the documents proving DeMarcus's identity. DeMarcus lived happily as Mr. Brownlow's adopted son.
It Don’t Worry Me
Keith Carradine
The price of bread may worry some
But it don’t worry me
Tax relief may never come
But it don’t worry me
Economy’s depressed, not me
My spirit’s high as it can be
And you may say that I ain’t free
But it don’t worry me
It don’t worry me
It don’t worry me
You may say that I ain’t free
But it don’t worry me
They say this train don’t give out rides
Well, it don’t worry me
The whole world is taking sides
But it don’t worry me
'Cause in my empire life is sweet
Oh, just ask any beau you meet
And life may be a one-way street
But it don’t worry me
