Last week in Part XLII, there was a pause in the serial mocking of Joe Biden, and the focus instead was on another entity failing to live up to its name in Washington, D.C., a football team formerly known as the Redskins. This week, we will return to the current part time occupant of the White House and the familiar realm of song parody.
At his beach house in Rehoboth, DE, Biden demonstrated that his prowess as an athlete does not eclipse his executive abilities when he fell over on his bike. Surprisingly, Biden did not blame Putin for the fall.
Prior articles in this series have examined Biden’s propensity for prevarication. While many of these falsehoods are Biden claiming credit for things with which he had nothing or little to do, or making up or exaggerating events in his life, others focus on denying what Biden actually did.
Those who placed Biden in office tried to blame his frequent gaffes on a childhood stutter, though Biden himself has denied it. Biden lied about his law school performance until confronted with his record, and conceded plagiarism as he denied intent. Biden and his current wife Jill have manipulated the tale of their meeting and romance, though Jill’s first husband Bill Stevenson has challenged the deception, and offers a compelling counter-narrative involving damage to Stevenson’s Corvette by then-Senator Biden. Biden denied Tara Reade’s claim that he sexually assaulted her, and directed researchers to the National Archives for verification, while forbidding them access to his personal records at the University of Delaware Biden library.
In many ways, these denials have helped Biden avoid being held accountable for his serial incompetence, allowing him to ascend to the point where he now can manage the country with the incompetence and lack of honor that has characterized his career.
One man at the White House who understood being held accountable for his actions, shortcomings and failures was Chuck Berry, who played at the residence for then-President Jimmy Carter the same year (1979) he was sentenced to jail and community service by the federal government for tax evasion. Prior to his release of the pioneer rock & roll recording “Maybellene,” Mr. Berry served time for armed robbery until his 21st birthday, and in the early 1960s, after a long string of hits and millions of records sold served prison time for violation of the Mann Act (as sex trafficking was known in the 20th century).
Despite all of these travails, Chuck Berry’s music reflected a sense of humor and irony about his trouble, with songs such as “Brown-Eyed Handsome Man”, “Thirty Days” and “Too Much Monkey Business” reflecting lyrics acknowledging a life of legal difficulty. Nonetheless, it might be considered that the reason Chuck Berry never fully embraced the title of “The Father of Rock & Roll” is that he feared he would be served with a paternity suit and forced to pay child support for it.
One of Chuck Berry’s recordings that highlighted the mischievous take he seemed to have on the peaks and valleys of his own life was entitled “It Wasn’t Me”. It was also covered (though not in the same order) by Delaware’s own George Thorogood, whose band the Delaware Destroyers have proven to be Chuck Berry fans themselves during the last five decades or touring and recording.
The songs denial of participation in various sexual, legal or other escapades seems tailor-made for Joe Biden and his propensity to deny responsibility, but it has been customized, lest Mr. Berry be charged posthumously for any further hi-jinks.
It wasn’t me, baby
No, it wasn’t me, baby
It must have been some other body
Uh, uh, baby, it wasn’t me
Told a bold-faced lie with every word he’d utter
Whenever he’d get caught they’d just blame it on his stutter
It wasn’t me, press
Uhm-uhm, press, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uh, uh, press, it wasn’t me
There’s a brain dead student plagiarizing in law school
Professor said “which one of y’all is a footnote failing fool?”
It wasn’t me, Doc
Uhm-uhm, Doc, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uh, uh, Doc, it wasn’t me
Mistress is a married woman when he wrecks her man’s Corvette
Mechanic told her husband that Joe hadn’t paid him yet
It wasn’t me, Bill
Uhm-uhm, Bill, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uh, uh, Bill, it wasn’t me
There was a staffer girl in D.C. with Joe’s hand down in her pants
But Joe settled, sealed the record ‘Can we see it?’ No, you can’ts”
It wasn’t me, T
No, No, T, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uh, uh, T, it wasn’t me
Signing all green new deal orders there in office his first day
Shutting down the Keystone Pipeline, now for gas more we must pay
It wasn’t me, Vlad
Uhm-uhm, Vlad, it wasn’t me
Ah, it must have been some other body
Uh, uh, Vlad, it wasn’t me
Making bad decisions which are fueling high inflation
and economic policy to devastate the nation
It wasn’t me, Chairman
Uhm-uhm, Chairman, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uhm-uhm, Chairman, it wasn’t me
Call a lid on all early and get put away in bed
before he falls once more and again lands on his head
It wasn’t me, Jill
Uhm-uhm, Jill, it wasn’t me
It must have been some other body
Uhm-uhm, Jill, it wasn’t me
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