Lyrics

[Verse]
In a diner by the corner, where the neon lights do glare,
Sat a pig of ill repute, with a tangled, greasy hair,
Ordered double of the fries, and a supersize of pie,
Trouble brewed on the horizon, I can see it in his eye.

[Verse 2]
With a snort and a grunt, he scarfed down every bite,
Cursing folks of different hues, ain't treating people right,
Soda fizzed and burgers sizzled, his belly, it did swell,
But there's a price for every sin, and he won't live to tell.

[Chorus]
Ooh, the pig's last meal, on this diner plate,
A heart attack is calling, ain't no time to wait,
Prejudice and fast food, quite the deadly pair,
Ooh, the pig's last meal, karma’s everywhere.

[Verse 3]
His arteries are clogging, with each bigoted word,
Fortune’s wheels are turning, silence never heard,
The bun and beef, the hate beneath, they twisted in his soul,
Struggling now to breathe, there's no one left to cajole.

[Bridge]
So if you find yourself in hatred, seated at a feast,
Think of this old piggy, his maladies increased,
For a diet of disdain and greasy, rueful fare,
Will shorten your tomorrows, leave you gasping for air.

[Verse 4]
In the end, the pig did realize, as the pain kicked in,
A life lived full of malice, does one no good within,
The final bite he took, filled with regret,
For hatred and addiction, his end forever set.