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Backlash

from Social Not Working by Girobabies

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Insecurity,
The root of the lunacy
Cardboard cut-outs cutting through the community
Tracksuit terrorists on the terraces
Petty crime menaces
The wannabe Paulferris`
Its serious how the I.Q has dropped
In the last five years by such a fucking lot
Claiming to be gangsters when theyre clearly not
I sincerely hope every one of them`s shot

From the street young team to the club drug scene
And its not just me we`ll be going full teamed
Full steam where victims laugh as the demons scream
And karma will wake up
Its the backlash dream


Take The Streets Back

Opportunity
The root of the lunacy
Governing bodies and the social security
Pen-pushing nazis in their matching versaces
Expensive Christmas parties paid by taxes and charges
Its serious how voter apathy has won
In the last ten years we`ve been over-run
P.R Spun
with a smoking gun
Politics seems pointless and narcotics more fun
And its not just me that is thing like this
No definition of democracy has ever existed

Full steam where victims laugh
As the demons scream
And karma will wake up its the Backlash dream


Take the streets back

We`ll have a backlash if you want tay
Lets up the ante
The good guy gets mad hes a bad vigilante
Rise up or do nante
Whatever you want tay

Backlash at last
Rob the banks and the SAAS
Watch the stockmarkets crash
Burn the stash and the cash
The psycopaths are at large
Deport all racists and laugh
Let the good guy laugh last

Take the Streets back

credits

from Social Not Working, track released August 16, 2010
Written by McGhee/ Hayes
Performed by McGhee/ Hayes/ Gunn/ Yuen/ Andrews
Produced by Stephen Scott
Recorded at Elba Studios

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