1. |
The Queue
02:10
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Home alone
He couldn't take the pain
He went to the station and
Got on the train
Kept his mouth shut
Didn't complain
Spent 24 hours in the pouring rain
David Shaw
He knew what to do
As he sat of the back of
This eternal queue
A glimpse of the coffin
A lick of the boot
Sycophants marching
Two by two
He couldn't live with himself
David Shaw
Said goodbye to
The world he believed in
Flatcaps and tweed
England's dreaming
A statue of the past
That defined him before
Being white and British
Ain't enough anymore
For David Shaw
It was his last stand
The queue represented
A promised land
Dreams of empire
Laid to rest
Singing Rule Britannia
With his dying breath
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2. |
Enabler
01:37
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I see you struggling
The trouble and strife
I don't wanna help you
In this time of life
Give you everything
I can't give no more
Don't want your money
But you gotta score
Delete the number
Erase the track
Burn all the bridges til
There's no going back
I won't be your enabler
No more
Nothing personal
But they ain't ya friends
I'll stick by you til the end
Don't want your money
I want you to change
But to be a better person
You gotta rearrange
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3. |
Sardines
01:05
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All those bloody people in
Their boring brown shoes
Reading red top rags
Full of evenings news
All the same
Commuters/sardines
Cram em in a tube
Its a melting pot
One world view
Underneath the city
Somewhere on a train
What were you thinking
With that minuscule brain
I'm about to enter
A world of pain
Again and again and again
Looking at my feet
Staring at my phone
Reading the Metro
Leave me alone!
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4. |
Don't Waste Away
01:33
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I'm a ship without an anchor
A horse without a reign
Give advice by the bucket load
But take it by the grain
Double decades pass
Yet I'm still wallowing in shame
I'm overdue and its time for change
The clock keeps ticking and
I don't know what you're thinking
Every second that's passed
A chance your missing
The clock keeps ticking and
I don't know what you're thinking today
Don't waste away
Spend so long feeling sorry for yourself
Time is of the essence
The cards have been dealt
Don't matter what you think
Only how you felt
You're never too big to ask for some help
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5. |
Fit 4 Work
01:49
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I can barely hold a pen
Not sure if I can do this again
I can barely read my name
Don't know about you
I'm dying of the shame
Whatever they're flogging me for
I can't take this anymore
Who cares if I'm fit for work?
I can't walk up those stairs
Choices multiple
Nice to know who cares
I can barely use my legs
Just leave the house
I'm a ball of stress
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6. |
Doomscroll
01:09
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I got no attention
That's not what I need
I wanna break from reality
The hand that feeds
Bytesize amounts of intention
Take me away
Another dimension
Doomscroll
I'm descending
Doomscroll
Its never ending
There's a world outside
But I couldn't tell
I gotta shake that shit
Try and break the spell
Deep breaths
Stop the panic
There's more to life
On this planet
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7. |
Econowash
00:44
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All this time you fooled me
Pushed too far this time
Too many times you let me down
You're no friend of mine
Gave you all my money
Gave you all my trust
Left with nothing
Feeling cold
I know who laughs last
I know where I stand
Can't take my pride
You'll be left alone
No-one by your side
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8. |
Think Positive *
02:32
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