Bleeder

[Intro]
Look to our leader
(To find a bleeder)
Bleeding us dry
(Hang your head… and cry)

[Verse 1]
The conman is at it again
Never as good as it’s been
Stealing the pennies from a dead man’s eyes
Well, really should it come as any surprise

[Chorus]
Look to our leader
(To find the bleeder)
Bleeding us dry
(Hang your head… and cry)

[Bridge]
Bleeding us dry (dry, dry)
Hang your head… (and cry)
Cry, cry, cry

[Verse 2]
Can’t help but to lie, cheat, and steal
No, he’s never made a real good deal
When you look to the man it’s all a scam
Shake your head, boy, and scram “Damn!”

[Chorus]
Look to our leader
(To find a bleeder)
Bleeding us dry
(Hang your head… and cry)

[Bridge]
Need (to stop the bleed)
Concede (stop the bleed)
Time to discover
(It’s over)
Send:
(End)

[Chorus]
Look to our leader
(To find a bleeder)
Bleeding us dry
(Hang your head… and cry)

[Bridge]
Bleeding us dry (dry, dry)
Hang your head… (and cry)
Cry, cry, cry

[Outro]
Time to discover
(It’s over)
Send:
(End)

ABOUT THE SONG

The song “Bleeder” uses raw, visceral imagery to portray the Trump presidency as a parasitic force, one that drains the nation’s resources, truth, and morale while offering nothing of real value in return. The title itself — “Bleeder” — positions Trump as a predator or leech, slowly “bleeding the country dry.”

Verse 1

“The conman is at it again… Stealing the pennies from a dead man’s eyes”

This frames Trump as a grifter and opportunist, exploiting every situation for personal gain — even at the expense of the powerless or the dead. The lyric suggests moral bankruptcy, and notes that this level of exploitation “shouldn’t be a surprise” anymore — it’s expected behavior.

Chorus

“Look to our leader / To find the bleeder / Bleeding us dry / Hang your head and cry”

Here, the nation’s suffering is traced directly to the top. Trump isn’t just failing to lead — he’s actively draining the country of integrity, stability, and wealth. The emotional toll is so deep it demands sorrow — not anger, but despair.

Bridge

“Bleeding us dry… cry, cry, cry”

The repetition reinforces national exhaustion and helplessness. It’s not just financial bleeding — it’s also spiritual, moral, and institutional.

Verse 2

“Can’t help but to lie, cheat, and steal… all a scam”

This verse accuses Trump of having no genuine accomplishments, only fraudulent deals and self-enrichment. The line “shake your head, boy, and scram ‘Damn!’” captures the shock and frustration many feel upon realizing the depth of deceit.

Bridge 2

“Need to stop the bleed… concede… it’s over”

This is a direct plea for accountability and removal. It could be referencing:

• His refusal to concede the 2020 election

• The broader call to end his influence on U.S. politics

• A demand for the country to wake up and stop enabling the damage

Final Chorus + Outro

“Time to discover / It’s over / Send: End”

These final words echo like a political obituary. The song ends not just with a plea, but a final declaration: it’s time to end the Trump era — decisively and permanently.

Overall Interpretation:

“Bleeder” portrays Trump as a fraudulent, harmful, and exploitative figure whose leadership has bled America of its resources, dignity, and direction. The repeated cries and imagery of loss suggest that the damage is deep — but not irreversible, if the public recognizes it and acts to “stop the bleed.”

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