Taxman

"There's one for you, 19 for me'"

This line starkly illustrates the unfair distribution of tax burdens, highlighting the speaker's frustration.

"Should five percent appear too small?"

This rhetorical question emphasizes the taxman's insatiable greed, making taxpayers feel grateful for not being taxed more.

"If you drive a car, I'll tax the street"

This line shows the pervasive nature of taxation, suggesting that every aspect of life is subject to tax.

"Don't ask me what I want it for"

This dismissive statement reflects the taxman's authority and the lack of transparency in how tax money is used.

"Declare the pennies on your eyes"

This line implies that even in death, the taxman claims what is owed, underscoring his relentless nature.

"And you're working for no one but me"

This line starkly conveys the idea that taxpayers are ultimately serving the taxman, not themselves.

"Cause I'm the taxman"

The repeated assertion of identity reinforces the taxman's dominance and the inevitability of taxation.