| Idi Amin should be hung by his nose |
| In front of his palace without any clothes |
| Tied up with barbed wire and beat up with sticks |
| Relieved of his insides and filled up with bricks |
| He calls on his neighbors for three meals a day |
| He don’t save his scraps he just throws them away |
| Hangs them and shoots them and tells God they died |
| He likes them toasted and pickled and fried |
| Kampala, Uganda on Saturday night |
| Idi Amin just stepped out for a bite |
| The waitress she ask him, «Can I help you please?» |
| Platter of elbows, a bowl full of knees |
| (And some thumbs too, and some eyelids, and some earlobes, and a Shirley Temple) |
| He has got medals all over his chest |
| He didn’t win them he stole them I guess |
| Ears in his pockets and eyes in his stew |
| Don’t try to stop him 'cause he might eat you (chomp chomp, gobble gobble, |
| microwave) |
| Idi Amin just got married again |
| Instead of champagne they served penicillin |
| Rings on his fingers and sores on his toes |
| His shankers go with him wherever he goes |
| (That's what it sounds like when he’s trying to sneak up on you |
| In his DuPont socks |
| That he gets for free |
| You get like 12,000 dozen pair free with every chemical warfare plant) |
| Even his doggy has got syphilis too |
| If you were his doggy he’d give it to you |
| The sheep’s in the meadow, the cow’s in the corn |
| He eats their babies as soon as they’re born |
| (That's not, that’s not wholesome |
| Peewee wouldn’t do that, Mr. Rogers wouldn’t do that |
| Dan Aykroyd wouldn’t do that |
| I wouldn’t do that |
| I don’t think anybody here would do that |
| But he did it) |
| Idi Amin should be hung by his balls |
| Cut into pieces and tacked to the walls |
| So all of his horses and all of his men |
| Could never put Idi together again |
| Could never put Idi together again |
| Amin |