September 26, All Shook Up (as sung by Donald Trump) (1)
A’wella bless my soul, what’s so wrong with me?
I got a lawsuit from the New York AG.
My friends tell me that’s not all she’ll cook up.
She’s too much; I’m all shook up. (moaning and groaning syllables)
Well, my hands are shaky and my knees are weak.
I can’t seem to stop the new facts every week.
Who can I blame when I have such luck?
She’s too much: I’m all shook up. (moaning and groaning syllables)
You don’t have to guess what’s on my mind,
I am really mixed up and I’m in a bind.
When I’m near that girl who won’t let me rest;
My heart beats so that I fear an arrest.
She subpoenaed me; what a chill I got.
My hemorrhoids burn; they’re volcano hot.
She’s not a gal that I’d like to shtup; (2)
She’s too much; I’m all shook up.
(Continue to moan and groan)
My tongue gets tied when I try to speak.
My lawyers say that I’m up the creek.
There’s only one cure for the troubles I’ve got;
It’s to bribe a judge and then not get caught.
She subpoenaed me; what a chill I got.
My hemorrhoids burn; they’re volcano hot.
She’s not a gal that I’d like to shtup;
She’s too much; I’m all shook up.
(Continue to moan and groan)
- “All Shook Up” was written by Otis Blackwell in 1956 and recorded by Elvis Presley in 1957. It was his first Number 1 hit. Just who first thought of the title and what the song should be about is disputed.
- “Shtup,” Yiddish or “Yinglish” for having sex with someone. Trump apparently learned this from his daughter, who married Jared Kushner.