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Fear
03:22
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They went mad with the television
They went mad with the telephone
Coming round to see you this weekend
Make sure that you're never alone
Now let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask why
The went mad with the working classes
They went mad with border control
Illuminati ruined the party
Some crusty, some mardy
Now let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask why
They went mad with what you are eating
They went mad with your health that is fleeting
So you wanna give my arm a twist
Fuck it man, you're on my list
Yeah; let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask why
Let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask
What
Yeah
What
You don't ask
So watch out when you go out this weekend
It's gonna be a blackout
Watch out for the friends that you're keeping
You may cause a social faux-pas
Let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask why
Let me be clear, we all get the fear
Don't break down, don't ask
What
Yeah
What
You don't ask
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2. |
Ah Bless
04:37
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Transcend protocol
Oh why can't you free yourself
Or end up a consumer like everybody else
Come on and transcend protocol
Car park is calling
Top floor then you know will be falling
Car park is calling
Car park is calling
I hold nothing for you darling
I hold nothing from you
My skin is crawling
Standards of living are appaling
My skin is crawling
So if you're scally or schemie
If it's not so dreamy
If you got a problem just come and see me
This party's swarming
Drug politics are very boring
This party's swarming
This party's swarming
I hold nothing for you darling
No nothing from you
My debt is soaring
Still paying for this trumped up warning
My debt is soaring
So if you're scally or schemie
If it's not so dreamy
If you got a problem just come and see me
My lust is roaring out
My lust is roaring
I hold nothing for you darling
No nothing from you
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