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    "Trickle Down"genre: Musicals/Broadway
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    The greedy FICs (Folks In Charge), whose megacorporation is running slave labor camps on Mars, justify their exploitive ways. From the satiric musical STAR WARES: THE NEXT GENERATION by Linda Eisenstein & James A. Levin.
    CD: STAR WARES: THE NEXT GENERATION   Label: Herone Press
    Credits: (c) Music: Linda Eisenstein. Lyrics: Linda Eisenstein & James A. Levin

    Story Behind the Song
    STAR WARES: THE NEXT GENERATION, a musical satire about politics and the environment, was inspired by the outrages of the "greed is good" 1980's, when "trickle down" Reaganomics were in full sway. It was produced in 1989-1990 at Cleveland Public Theatre, Cleveland, OH. Director, Alan Trethewey.

    Singers: Donald J. Morrison, Jr. (FIC 1). Mickey Houlahan (Father). Chorus: Toni Dell Huff, Molly McCauley, Mark Mayo.
    The Graffiti Band: Linda Eisenstein, keyboards; Mark Kmit, keyboards & bass; Berman Medley, guitar; drums, Carl Holt. Recording engineer, Chris Shimp.

    Lyrics
    Successful people like you, like me,
    are the backbone of our economy.
    So why should you feel guilty?
    No reason that you should.
    Why shouldn't we be doing well?
    We're doing so much good.

    Being filthy rich isn't dirty
    especially when you spread it around.
    So why should people care
    if we enjoy our fair share
    as long as we let it
    TRICKLE, TRICKLE, TRICKLE DOWN

    Thanks to us welfare is no more,
    Millions of jobs for the one-time poor.
    So why should people judge us?
    We ought to get a break.
    No one should begrudge us
    our Dom Perignon and steak.

    'Cuz being filthy rich isn't dirty
    especially when you spread it around.
    So why should people care
    if we enjoy our fair share
    as long as we let it
    TRICKLE, TRICKLE, TRICKLE DOWN!

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