At the White House tonight You can bet they're not eating Burritos Nor are they wearing dirty clothes No burritos and no dirty clothes at the White House 'Cause on Nancy's thousand dollar gold plates And white linen table cloths They're being served by servants With big, round faces Big smiling teeth And big, round eyes Huh But not black eyed peas and no burritos are served To those who wear the fancy clothes No, no, no, no, no On the menu for those in the silk clothes There's turkey, ham and beef roast One or all, but no, burritos Huh! Buttered rolls and baked potatoes All washed down by purple grapes squished by brown toes That they wave under their nose Before it goes Down the throats Of those Who never have to eat Burritos And for desert It's American pie! A feast for the eyes of those who could only afford to eat burritos What's ate in the street Those burritos Huh That cheese rice And beans called pinto All wrapped and salsa-ed in steamed dough A cheap treat to eat in the street When there's no place else to go To eat those, burritos In a Christian country With a Christian president Who feeds missile silos And buys little green clothes for his Rambos It costs lots to make those commandos' silos goes Huh Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars For each missile we fired in Libya We may as well have had a White House dinner with all that dough Or bought seven million Eight hundred trillion Nine jillion Three hundred billion times eight To the square root of 93 billion point three four Burritos Huh I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! I'm bad! Willie Nelson with Farm-Aid McDonald with Live Aid Rock Hudson Liberace Many people we all know With real AIDS And Ronald Reagan With Contra aid But where's the aid for Those who can only eat Burritos Huh