Can we do without the Kenyan politician?

I recently had the opportunity to watch a classic movie "My Fair Lady", which is the story of Eliza Doolittle, a cockney flower girl who takes speech lessons from professor Henry Higgins so that she can pass as a lady. Higgins takes credit for Eliza's success, but she realizes that she can now be independent and does not need him. The musical's 1956 broadway production was a smash hit, setting a new record for the longest run of any major musical theatre production in history. It was followed by a hit London production, a popular film version, and numerous revivals. It has been called "the perfect musical."

One of the more memorable songs in the musical is "without you" and after watching it, I paraphrased the lyrics into a beffiting song called "Kenya Without You" What fools we were, what dominated fools. To think that politicians were the earth and sky What fools we were, what elevated fools What kichwa maji we were No our reverberating friends You are not a beginning and the end There’ll be rains every year without you Kenya still will be here without you There’ll be fruit on the tree And a shore by the sea There’ll be mandazi and tea without you Art and music will thrive without you Somehow our mashairi will survive without you And there still will be rain on that plain down in Litein Even that will remain without you, we can do without you You, dear politician, you taught so well You can go to Hague, Local Tribunal or TJRC There can still be rulers in Kenya without you State House will stand without you And without much ado we can All muddle through without you Without pulling it, the tide comes in Without your twirling it, the Earth can spin Without your pushing them, the clouds roll by If they can do without you, ducky so can we We will not feel alone without you We can stand on our own without you So go back in your shell We can do bloody well without you By George, we really will do it, will do it, will do it We said, we’d make a nation and indeed we will do it We know that we can do it, we know , we know We said we’d make a nation and succeed we will Kenyan you’re magnificent