Barack H Obama's Ode to the man who launched his political career: the Domestic Terrorist (bomber-murderer) Bill Ayres.

Bomber-Murderer William "Bill" Ayres
shows his feelings about the United States and the flag that so many have died defending as the symbol of the Nation which is its people







The president-to-be singing the same old song about William Ayres "the guy who lives
on the street where I live"







[to be sung to the tune of "On The Street Where You Live" as was formerly performed by Vic Damone)

People stop and stare, they don't bother me
For there's nowhere else on earth that I would rather be
Let the time go by, I won't care if I
Can be here on the street where you live

Dedicated by B. H. O. to William Ayres, " . . . a guy who lives on my street" [or some such prattle] by the president-to-be

Songwriters: Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe
© ALAN JAY LERNER
© FREDERICK LOEWE

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Songwriters: Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe

Quincy Jones added the following stanza when he performed the song:

Baby, I won't care if I can be
On the street where you live

This is suitable for the president-to-be (BHO) to add to his song about his relationship to the bomber/murderer/Old-Glory-trampler William Ayres



while the doves fly, the hoarse chorus of "God-Damn America!" as performed by the Reverend Jeremiah Wright accompanies their flutter for "peace at any price."