Roger Miller a Libertarian?

Writes Ginny Garner:

Lew,

I wonder if the unique songwriter-singer-musician Roger Miller whose biggest hits were the Grammy award winning King of the Road and Dang Me was a libertarian. One of the songs on the Tony award winning soundtrack he wrote for the 1985 Broadcast musical Big River is Guv’Ment. Here he is singing it along with the lyrics:

Well, you dad-gum government 
You sorry so ‘n’ so’s
You got your damn hands in every pocket
Of my clothes

Well you dad-gum, dad-gum, dad-gum government
Oh don’t you know
Oh don’t you love ’em sometimes

Well you dad-gum government
You better pay attention
You’re sittin’ up there like a fool’s convention
Well you dad-gum, dad-gum, dad-gum government
Oh don’t you know
Oh don’t you love ’em sometimes

Well you soul selling no-good
Son-of-a-shoe-fittin’ firestarters
I ought to tear your no good
Perambulatory bone frame
And nail it to your government walls
All of you, you Bastards

You da-gum government
You sorry rackafratchits
You got yourself an itch a
And you want me to scratch it
Well you dad-gum, dad-gum, dad-gum government
Of don’t you know
Oh don’t you love ’em sometime

Well you soul selling no-good
Son-of-a-shoe-fittin’ firestarters
I ought to tear your no good
Perambulatory bone frame
And nail it to your government walls
All of you, you Bastards

Well, you dad-gum government
You sorry so ‘n’ so’s
You got your damn hands in every pocket
Of my clothes
Well you dad-gum, dad-gum, dad-gum government
Oh don’t you know
Oh don’t you love ’em sometimes

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