March Of The Sinister Ducks

Everyone thinks they're such sweet little things
Ducks, Ducks! Quack, Quack! Quack, Quack!
Soft downy feathers and nice little wings
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But there's a poison I'd like to administer,
You think they're cuddly but I think they're sinister.
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What are they doing at night in the park?
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Think of them waddling about in the dark.
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Sneering and whispering and stealing your cars,
Reading pornography, smoking cigars.
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Nasty and small undeserving of life.
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They smirk at your hairstyle and sleep with your wife.
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Dressed in black jackets and horrible shoes,
Getting divorces and turning to booze.
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Forcing old ladies to throw them some bread.
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Who could deny they'd be better off dead?
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Look closer and you may recoil in surprise,
At web-footed fascists with mad little eyes.
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