| An artist paints a picture
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| Of a battlefield after war
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| Misplaced limbs, the stench of corpses
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| Yet our Leaders seek for more
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| Hung in a gallery a portrait to notice
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| But not to admire
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| A portrait unleashing the hatred
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| Of our leaders war desire
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| An artist paints a picture
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| Of our leaders in England
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| Misplaced minds, the stench of deception
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| Yet they still stay in command
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| Hung in a gallery a portrait to notice
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| A Portrait to hate
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| A portrait containing the misery
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| Of our declining, governing state
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Now he paints a picture 'cos
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| He’s dead like all the rest
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| The paintings are worth thousands
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| He must have ranked amongst the best
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| The Government tried to ban them
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| And we what for
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| So stand and speak your mind
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| 'Cos we don’t want their war
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot
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| Treading Underfoot
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| They’re treading underfoot |