"Where's Saddam" genre: Parodies
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	April 21, 2003 Even though Coalition forces defeated the Iraqi régime, the question remains, “Where’s Saddam”? This question is irreverently addressed in a musical number by the group known only as “PSYOPS”
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	Story Behind the Song It is our understanding the song was recorded in an abandoned Baghdad palace the night the city fell to coalition forces and was spirited out of the country by operatives. We except this as the truth and have moved forward accordingly. Lyrics Every Day In Baghdad He Would Rule & Deprive  Standing 5-6 Weight 245 Kinda Thug In The Middle, Hair On The Lip Got Another Palace Up North In Tikrit, Saddam   No Body Seemed To Know Where Sa Dam Called Home Seemed To Move A Lot, Stay Clear Of The Phone He Didn’t Say Much, He Looked Stoned With A Smile And If He Spoke At All It Was A Great Big Pile Of, Sa Dam     Somebody Said He Wore A Dress One Time That He Got In A Fight With A Texan Mime The UN Debated, He Continued His Tricks To Stall' em Just A little Even Slept With Hanns Blix Then Came The Day That He Turned Up Missin Body Doubles Were Exploding, Tomahawk Coalition Feces Was Flying, It Was Quite A Mission Al Gezira Showed His Picture On The Television, Sa Dam   Was He Paint On The Wall Or Just Teeth And Enamel Did His Plastic Surgeon Make Him Look Like A Camel Was He Snuck Cross The Border, Is His Head On A Plaque In The Luggage Of A News Crew, We’ll Be Needing It Back Every Day In Iraq, More Escapes Turn To Bloopers Terrorist From The Eighties, Who’ll Be Next D.B. Cooper? Al-Saheed, Says "There's No Men On Their Banks" As The Abrams And The Hummers Spell Out Tommy Franks   Now The Fighting Has Ended And His Party Has Run No More Odai, No More Qusai, No More Firing His Gun Fifty-Four Of His Closest, Its One Hell Of A Deck At The Bottom Of This Gene Pool ls -----------------------, Saddam

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