Yankee Doodle Dandy
From Wikiality
A brave song about a stoic, fearsome man who made himself visible to the cowering public.
This American Standard was written by the 18th century English. It's a song about a cowardly public who, when faced with the magnificent and heroic Yankee Doodle Dandy, are forced to run to their prissy Parlimentary leadership in hopes of a peaceful and affable understanding with the goodly giant.
Robert Wuhl has offered a separate and wholly unsubstantiated account of the song's origins on his show "Assume The Position", but who believes that wanker anyway?
