The 5 1/2-minute song "They Want It All" that Crosby wrote for a new CD with Graham Nash, "Crosby-Nash," faults corporate leaders for bleeding companies of money and ripping off employees and investors. One lyric says: "These people that they stole from whose lives they laid to waste/They should meet them all face to face/And explain just why their mama didn't teach them not to steal/If you want us to believe in justice, justice better be real."

Neither Enron nor Lay are mentioned by name, but Crosby told The Associated Press in a telephone interview Friday, "It's about Enron, no question. When I introduce it, I say it's about Enron."....If they can bust me, they can bust him," Crosby said. "The law should work for everybody."

Michael Ramsey, Ken Lay's lawyer, responds:

I take it seriously," Ramsey said. "Nobody knows more about money and crime than David Crosby."