Narrator: Ladies and Gentlemen - Comrades! 'Tis nearly the end of our tale - of that young humble lad who grew up in the rural southwest, who, as it turns out, was not alone in his trails and tribulations. And, as a matter of consequence, 'twas these very beasts of burden who, with their numbers, paved way for a brighter future. And as for our humble hero:

Soliloquy:
I'm living, yes I'm living
A life of tranquility
When I'm working at the shop
Or hanging with my ma
And the rest of my family
I met a little sweetheart
She's my revolutionary
She's got a beautiful mind
And two big brown eyes
Yes, I love her and she loves me

Life can be so strange
It can change from joy to disaster
'Tis quite peculiar
But one day you may find your way to a state of rapture

Yes, now I'm living - I'm finally living
A life of equality
With no poverty to speak of
Just peace, unity, and love
'Tis a life of camaraderie
Yes, we ousted Washington, D.C.
And we pillaged and plundered Wall Street
And redistributed wealth equally
To every town and every city
Now the market truly is free
And the rest is all history
And verily, we live in world of liberty
And that scarlet star in the sky is shimmering!

Narrator: Ladies and Gentlemen - Comrades! This is the end of our show, and you have been a lovely audience. And before I let you go, I want you all to keep in mind that dreams are what make a revolution.