Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Right to Reply , by - Conflict. Release date: 31.12.1992
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Right to Reply , by - Conflict. The Right to Reply |
| The house, |
| Looks for an answer to end all the violence. |
| The ungovernable finally break silence, |
| There’s endless white papers, and new institutions. |
| That still won’t stop us, it’s no solution |
| The right and the left wing continue to bore, |
| With pre-dated policies all heard before. |
| This is mankind now see how mankind kills, |
| We’re hitting back hard now you see how it feels. |
| They teach and preach examination tests, |
| So the political privelaged can order the rest, |
| Of the young parasites, |
| Who live in a world without hope, |
| To get back in line, and stay there, |
| Then assure us they’ll cope. |
| In the new violent Brirtain they pledge to invest, |
| In skills and communities with renewed interest. |
| To build schools of education, |
| Not colleges of crime |
| A manifesto so perfcetly timed, |
| Providing help for the helpless, |
| Their new commissions strive, |
| For a stable re-educated society by 1995. |
| Meanwhile, we fight on in desparation |
| Still trying to break through. |
| Their barriers of insanity and even now they know it’s true, |
| That to irradicate violence effectively, |
| Injustice has to unfold. |
| But, instead they choose to compensate, to lie and |
| Then collaborate, no interest in any true debate, |
| Their courts set up the offenders fate, the new |
| Secure units for the old custodial sentence. |
| Well we have listened to you for long enough, |
| Taken all your threats, and you ain’t so tough. |
| You intimidate, then punish the persistent hard-core offender. |
| You condemn more and understand less, |
| You’ll get no apologies ever. |
| In an atmosphere of moral panic, |
| You blame us for fighting back. |
| But it’s us that’s been dragged through your streets backwards, |
| Battered shell-shocked and attacked. |
| The pressure’s building on law and order, |
| But we ain’t even started. |
| They may think they have been tested, |
| But no way for we still stand divided. |
| More and more we’re turning against our own, |
| How come? |
| How have we forgot? |
| That this is the one thing they want us to do, |
| To compensate |
| For the freedom that we ain’t got. |
| Some mug old folks and these are SCUM |
| It’s the one main thing that just ain’t done. |
| We can deal perfectly with our own problems, |
| By taking the law in to our own hands. |
| We can protect our own, young, the weak, and |
| Elderly, and therefore smash their callous plans. |
| I shall not work to build my death |
| Nor have decisions madeby fools, |
| For my or your behalf. |
| As though I can’t see or hear |
| Of that which surrounds me, |
| As though I’m quite content |
| With all that, that disgusts me. |
| I will not build for another’s gain, |
| Although it always ends up the same, |
| It’s as though I can’t see or hear, |
| As though I’m content, |
| With everything that disgusts me. |
| How can they talk about low life? |
| Whilst they’re destroying the earth? |
| How can they take away someone’s freedom? |
| When they don’t know what it’s worth. |
| To the people with feelings, |
| To those not totally succeeding, |
| Those, shattered, torn, ripped right in half, |
| And whose broken hearts are bleeding. |
| Yet still they bash and batter, |
| To them, man onslaught, does not matter. |
| They create society’s whitewashed picture, |
| That everything is alright. |
| Then when people voice opinion, and object, |
| They show disgust, confusion and then demonstrate |
| Their might. |
| Don’t you dare think for a moment, that it’s only in a Riot that we show we’re discontent. |
| It’s in every so called criminal act, |
| That we demonstrate our contempt. |
| You shove your outstanding promises, your respect |
| I only have respect for the life. |
| That you destroy time and time and time again, |
| I’m still hoping for the hopeless, |
| And making excuses for the lawless. |
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