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As strange as this may seem I am not a supporter of capital punishment, though for two reasons only, -the first being on grounds of an unsafe conviction of which there have been several and the second because of feelings for the family of a convicted person who will also suffer. BUT- I wrote this song in anger after reading about the two unrelated cases of Michael Mullen and the Harte / Duncan case [where I would be tempted to make an exception]
The first concerns Kimberly Harte and Samual Duncan , two beauties who abused and tortured their own four year old daughter who was also handicapped, to quote BBC news24 -
“ The little girl had boiling water poured over her hands, had huge clumps of hair ripped from her head. She was also kicked so hard in the groin she suffered internal injuries, was locked naked in the toilet each night and forced to eat her own faeces.”
The second concerns the man in the picture- Michael Mullen who raped and then strangled a little two year old girl, Casey Leigh Mullen for which he got life.
Anyway, back to the music, - as I said it was written in anger and I suppose maybe some may think in bad taste as well , but I thought it was a good catchy song and despite all it’s pitfalls, it got to be played on American radio. I just want to make people aware.
Thank you for listening
The first concerns Kimberly Harte and Samual Duncan , two beauties who abused and tortured their own four year old daughter who was also handicapped, to quote BBC news24 -
“ The little girl had boiling water poured over her hands, had huge clumps of hair ripped from her head. She was also kicked so hard in the groin she suffered internal injuries, was locked naked in the toilet each night and forced to eat her own faeces.”
The second concerns the man in the picture- Michael Mullen who raped and then strangled a little two year old girl, Casey Leigh Mullen for which he got life.
Anyway, back to the music, - as I said it was written in anger and I suppose maybe some may think in bad taste as well , but I thought it was a good catchy song and despite all it’s pitfalls, it got to be played on American radio. I just want to make people aware.
Thank you for listening
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Lyrics
String ‘em up Mr.Judge [ key A ] written 2007
Kimberly and Duncan were two do badders,
Foolin’ the authorities they had their way.
Takin’ their crimes beyond the point of obscenity,
For people like this it’s just another day.
You read it in the papers and you hear it on the radio,
But most of us agree that sometning has to be done,
There’s a remedy for sure that’ll stop it in the long run,
We know that it’s the answer and the only one.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
They bullied and abused their little innocent victim,
Four years of age she was given no choice,
Why did they do it? – ‘cos there’s nothing there to stop them,
Blame the politicians who have paved the way.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
Casey Leigh Mullen is another in a long line,
Just like all the others she has paid the price,
Poiticians talk as the carnage breaks out again,
They wanna be the good guys and they wanna be nice.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
Kimberly and Duncan were two do badders,
Foolin’ the authorities they had their way.
Takin’ their crimes beyond the point of obscenity,
For people like this it’s just another day.
You read it in the papers and you hear it on the radio,
But most of us agree that sometning has to be done,
There’s a remedy for sure that’ll stop it in the long run,
We know that it’s the answer and the only one.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
They bullied and abused their little innocent victim,
Four years of age she was given no choice,
Why did they do it? – ‘cos there’s nothing there to stop them,
Blame the politicians who have paved the way.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
Casey Leigh Mullen is another in a long line,
Just like all the others she has paid the price,
Poiticians talk as the carnage breaks out again,
They wanna be the good guys and they wanna be nice.
String ‘em up Mr.Judge, their a danger and a menace,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge even though they complain,
Hang ‘em high in the morning watch them wriggle watch them struggle,
String ‘em up Mr.Judge or they’ll do it again.
early 60s reggae feel of this song, and the story...ah well, sometimes we wish it, but wellthinkin' people cannot favour death sentence, but i loved the feel of this song mate...