Song Of Polanski

 

She was thirteen and I was forty-four,
And it was thirty years back, even so,
I drugged and screwed a schoolgirl like a whore,
Now all good folk cry: Let my people go!

It may have been rape, but was not rape-rape,
So says my cookie Whoopi, I agree,
This sudden charge has left us all agape,
Why have these sick cunts got it in for me?

Don’t they know I’m a Holocaust survivor?
Of sorts – that makes me special, don’t you think?
And a great artist, not a low class skiver,
A man whose work takes art right to the brink.

Or could it be they hate me cos I’m famous?
Or maybe it’s old-fashioned class warfare?
I fucked her in the mouth and up the anus,
But she forgave me – this just isn’t fair.

I ain’t no paedophile, I ain’t no critter,
One law for us, and one for little folk,
You had your two cents worth with Gary Glitter,
Now leave me be – it’s gone beyond a joke.

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