D A D A [Verse]D G D I was there on the day the monkey came into this worldBm7 A His face was round and reddish and his hair was slighltly curledG D Bm He didn't look too different from the others I had seenD Who'd a thought he was the answer to the nations dreamG D At first he didn't seem to be intelligent at allG D A Each time he'd start to walk about he'd stumble and he'd fallG D Bm My first impression was to be a most mistaken thoughtD Lord a mighty whats this little hairy monkey wrought?G D Because I witnessed his departure from his mothers wombBm7 A I felt inclined to check his progress every afternoonG D Bm One day the keeper of the zoo called in the live TVD Frankly said I think you'll be amazed at what you seeG D The monkey walked and talked and waved his arms about his headG D A In the corner was a stack of books that he had readG D Bm An educated monkey said the papers cross the landD It was more than weary sociologists could standG D Oh his fame was universal he was on the carson showBm7 A people talked about him kindly everywhere he'd goG D Bm His insight was amazing his philosophy was fairD He became a politician welcomed everywhereG D His wit was not to be compared with any mind intactG D A He'd lace a phrase with irony and blend it all with factG D Bm Conservatives applauded and the liberals were entrancedD The bigots and the intergrationists were in his campG D Nobody dared to meet him in an open press debateBm A He was nomonated by the folks from every stateG D Bm Yes a monkey was the president though maybe not the firstD and there was peace and harmony throughout the universeG D The dream I had last night has been related as it cameG D A As for interpretation well it's really very plainG D Bm would you rather have a monkey up in Washington DCD A D Or have those people making monkeys out of you and me
The Monkey That Became President
Tom T. Hall
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