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Asian Dub Foundation ~ Real Great Britain


Written by: das, pandit, savale, tailor, zaman Union jack and union jill Back up and down the same old hill Sell the flag to the youths But who swallows the bill "murdoch she wrote" Him have his hand in the till Blairful of thatcher Stuck on the 45 The suits have changed But the old ties survive New britannia cool Who are you trying to fool? Behind your fashion-tashion i see nothing at all Care for the commodity Cuts the nation into three Rich pickings for the first Bottom third you never see While middle england keeps swinging its Loyalty No concern for the future Just with dead royalty So will the real, the real great britan Step forward This is the national identity parade Shoe gazer nation forever looking Backwards Time to reject the sixties charade Not enough schools Not enough homes Just "phony care" in his millennium dome More prime cuts than beef on the bone And there's too many questions you're Not answering tone Union jack and union jill Back up and down the same old hill Sell the flag to the youths But who swallows the bill "murdoch she wrote" Him have his hand in the till So will the real, the real great britan Step forward This is the national identity parade Shoe gazer nation forever looking Backwards Time to reject the sixties charade more free lyrics

Written by: das, pandit, savale, tailor, zaman

Union jack and union jill
Back up and down the same old hill
Sell the flag to the youths
But who swallows the bill
"murdoch she wrote"
Him have his hand in the till

Blairful of thatcher
Stuck on the 45
The suits have changed
But the old ties survive
New britannia cool
Who are you trying to fool?
Behind your fashion-tashion i see nothing at all

Care for the commodity
Cuts the nation into three
Rich pickings for the first
Bottom third you never see
While middle england keeps swinging its
Loyalty
No concern for the future
Just with dead royalty

So will the real, the real great britan
Step forward
This is the national identity parade
Shoe gazer nation forever looking
Backwards
Time to reject the sixties charade

Not enough schools
Not enough homes
Just "phony care" in his millennium dome
More prime cuts than beef on the bone
And there's too many questions you're
Not answering tone

Union jack and union jill
Back up and down the same old hill
Sell the flag to the youths
But who swallows the bill
"murdoch she wrote"
Him have his hand in the till

So will the real, the real great britan
Step forward
This is the national identity parade
Shoe gazer nation forever looking
Backwards
Time to reject the sixties charade

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