Bryan Adams takes aim at 'baby' Trump over the Lake Ontario renaming and the Epstein files in a new song
Bryan Adams, who released the protest track on Wednesday, said the song is for "all the sane people on both shores who know the current madness will pass.
Bryan Adams, 66, released 'Lake Ontario' on Wednesday as a bonus track on his upcoming album 'How's It Goin'', due November 6, attacking Trump's August executive order renaming the Great Lake 'Lake America'. The lyrics accuse Trump of manufacturing distractions while the Epstein files gained traction, calling him "one dude" who "like a baby" tosses toys from the pram.
Adams declared: 'Empires and regimes, dictators and kings, they all come and go — Lake Ontario is forever.'
The song references the Iroquois origins of the lake's name, calling it 'a first nations name — not an executive order.'
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