| Ordinary people don’t get time to think
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| not that it’s their fault
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| cos you have to hustle and bustle about your work
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| just to make sure the food gets bought
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| goverments threaten you with recession
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| then they threaten you with war
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| how the other side wants to take away
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| all the things you ain’t got no more
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| keep us divided with their greed and hate
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| keep you struggling to put the food on your plate.
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| Imagine if tomorrow the workers went on strike
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| not just British Leyland but the whole world
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| who would earn their profits?
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| who would make their bombs?
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| you’d see the hands of oppression fumble
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| and their systems crash to the ground
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| and you men in uniform will have to learn the lesson too
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| not to turn against your own kind
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| whenever governments tell you to.
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| Get the trans-global express moving
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| and see our marvellous leaders quiver
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| they know that if it happens
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| their lazy days are over
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| the day the working people join together
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| we’ll all rest much more easy
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| the responsibilty you must bear
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| when it’s your own future in your hands
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| maybe a hard one to face up to but at least you will own yourself! |