| Oh out near Stonehenge, I lived alone |
| Oh out near Gamehendge, I chafed a bone |
| Wilson, King of Prussia, I lay this hate on you |
| Wilson, Duke of Lizards |
| I beg it all trune for you |
| Talk my duke a mountain, Helping Friendly Book |
| Inasfar as fiefdom, I think you bad crook |
| Wilson, King of Prussia, I lay this hate on you |
| Wilson, Duke of Lizards |
| I beg it all trune for you |
| I talked to my son Roger, Rutherford the same |
| When we had that meeting, over down near Game (henge) |
| Wilson, King of Prussia, I lay this hate on you |
| Wilson, Duke of Lizards |
| I beg it all trune for you |
| You got me back thinkin' that you’re the worst one |
| I must inquire, Wilson |
| Can you still have fun? |
| Wilson |
| Can you still have fun? |
| Wilson |
| Can you still have fun? |
| Wilson |
| Meanwhile, in the main square in Prussia, the state of the revolution was |
| taking another turn for the worst. A crowd of townspeople had gathered to |
| witness the hanging of Wilson’s accountant, Mr. Palmer. It seemed that Palmer |
| had been a revolutionary himself and had been extorting Wilson’s money to fund |
| the revolution. Palmer stood on the scaffold with Wilson and the AC/DC Bag, |
| an electrified robot-hangman with a black bag over his head. Wilson seemed |
| pleased as he began to speak. |