| The slums we love the slums their songs
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| By all to whom they were not home
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| The streets we made the streets we roam
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| Can’t stand romance on cobbled stones
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| Where we sipped to our first taste of life
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| Kissed our first love good night
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| Where we were born and fought and died
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| Learned to look bullies in the eye
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| Where we faced our gossips
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| Screamed Ed Burundi stop it
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| Stepped over tossed with Mobs
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| Who looked divine but played the part
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| five of us out pockets
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| (Bitch)
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| While pimps pulled dons out of sockets
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| On the wastelands by the gas lords
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| Lust and testosterone drove bizarre
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| The facts remain no longer out of work
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| Who insist their kids are see and not heard
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| So come every family man who every payday
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| Heads for the street to release of getting laid
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| With a touched courage of a mild
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| Crossed over the street to the second home
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| About to stake the remnants of their burning and straight up
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| A bottle in the darkness
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| To whom once they’ve come, they say thanks love
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| Always thanks lust
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| And I filled my hand back with their cash
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| Paid for shagging what they think might gash
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| To escape that town and now looking back
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| We were the sinking ship that gave sucker to the rats
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| When the street lamps flicker in to lights
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| Nothing’s compared the shine on the sub flicked lights
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| Scooters rolled down to the coffee bar
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| At the end of the old high
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| Rival gangs would scope each other out
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| Waiting either to be held or call retreat
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| And we, we too couldn’t wait to leave
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| We were not part of any heard
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| We brilliant loners we shameless flats
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| Amidst the shits we shine in turds
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| To whom it was then chose to use
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| We’re all saints of verbal abuse
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| And looking back we both think
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| F**k you only F**k you
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| The slums we loved the slums we loved
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| The slums their songs
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| The slums we loved the slums we loved
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| The slums their songs |