‘Hey you, pay me’ Based on ’Say you, say me’ by Lionel Richie

Situation: An elderly politician is recounting his ca-

reer to his constituents. He is retiring and looking for a pension.

Chorus:

Hey you, Pay me,

Pay me for always,

That’s the way it should be.

Hey you, Pay me,

Put it together,

Naturally.

Verse I

I had a career,

I had an awesome career,

People in the House,

Acting like a dirty mouse;

And what they played,

Was a masquerade,

And from behind a wall of political clout, Some taxpayers were crying out... Verse II

As we go down life’s lonesome highway, Seems the hardest thing to do,

Is to find a friend or two.

That helping hand,

Someone who understands, | s When you feel you’ve lost your job,

Andthat you'll have to face a mob,

He can remind you that there’s always the Recount. Verse III

So you think you know the answers, To all the world’s problems;

Well then you shouldn’t be a Politician, ‘That’s right, I’m telling you. Now you start believing that,

The voters really like you;

Believe in who you are,

You are a shining star...

(Repeat last two lines in Chorus.)

= =Thursday, January 28th 1988

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