How does it feel to be loved by tyrants? How does it feel to enslave your fellow man? How does it feel, O Wise Milton Friedman To think the things that only Your Highness can?

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Prodigal son of the nation O you'll go down in history As The Man Who Beat Inflation Through joblessness and poverty

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How does it feel to excuse oppression? How does it feel to dash the hopes of the poor? How does it feel, O Great Milton Friedman Idiot of Twentieth Century Lore?

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Ah sado-monetarism That thin grasp of reality Lowering prices of goods by Making sure we have no money

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How does it feel, tell me how does it feel To sully the name of the Chicago School? How does it feel, O Famed Milton Friedman To be remembered as last century's fool?

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How does it feel, tell me how does it feel? How does it feel, yeah tell me how does it feel? How does it feel, O Proud Milton Friedman? Tell me baby, just tell me, how does it feel?

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The society which scorns excellence in plumbing as a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in economics because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good economics ... Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.