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0808 2000 247
02:30
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Out in public, there's no way out
In my head, I scream and shout.
Trapped in time, trapped inside
There's nowhere left for me to hide
Unsettling atmosphere, telly blares on.
The proof is written all over her face.
Barely speaking, uncomfortable silence
can't wait to get out of this place.
Out in public, there's no way out
In my head, I scream and shout.
Trapped in time, trapped inside
There's nowhere left for me to hide
Domestic bliss, Glaswegian kiss
The plate flies past my head
You'll never be a real man so
Fuck your fragile masculinity
Out in public, there's no way out
In my head, I scream and shout.
Trapped in time, trapped inside
There's nowhere left for me to hide.
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2. |
Black Soul
01:25
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Sat alone at night
Yearning to know the truth
Awaiting the key to the secret
More questions, than answers.
Flashbacks of the past
Won't bring the innocence back
Wasted years, wasted memories
on apologies that won't arrive.
They won't be coming back.
As resentment rises
The shackles of despair,
Plays all over your mind.
Flashbacks of the past
Won't bring the innocence back
Wasted years, wasted memories
On apologies that won't arrive.
They won't be coming back.
The remnants of yesterday
Are ever so fresh today.
They won't be coming back...
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Foot on Soil
02:14
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See the migrant enforcement vans
Bulldoze their way across the land
War on the vulnerable, war on the poor
Coming here for a better way of life
Fuck their racist ideology
We'll welcome every refugee
It's not us and them it's you and me
We will fight for this community
Family of five get attacked
Only clothes on their back
Fleeing way, fleeing death
Coming here for a better way of life
Fuck their racist ideology
We'll welcome every refugee
It's not us and them it's you and me
We will fight for this community
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4. |
Space Invaders
02:13
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How would you feel?
If the exact same thing was happening to you?
Passive sexism,
Makes us just as bad as them
Did you Mind when they joined you there?
They're three men and you're all alone
They want to invade
your quiet time, reading your book
They want to invade your space
How would you feel?
If the exact same thing was happening to you?
Passive sexism,
Makes us just as bad as them.
Did you Mind when they joined you there?
They're three men and you're all alone
They want to invade
your quiet time, reading your book
They want to invade your space
(Breakdown)
How would you feel?
If the exact same thing was happening to you?
Passive sexism,
Makes us just as bad as them.
Are we as bad as them?
Recognizing the situation
But keep it to ourselves
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192
01:30
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Though I'm able bodied, I still feel you plight.
Walking Class Politics, stairs can be walls.
Can't go to Partisan, or the Zombie Shack.
When was the last time you went to retro bar.
Relegated to the 192 again,
Will you feel more human then?
Train takes ten minutes, the bus half an hour
You've lived in Levenshulme for ten plus years
You've put in your time, you're resilient.
And now you can't even catch the train to town.
Relegated to the 192 again,
Will you feel more human then?
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Spillage Manchester, UK
Fran - Vocals
Dom - Bass
Tom - Guitar
Bo - Drums
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