| Scratch one more to the body count,
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| another dead kid you don’t care about.
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| Forget what the paper reads,
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| safe in your house while another kid bleeds.
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| Every one of us to blame.
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| for each capital teen who died in vain,
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| we are fucking worse if not the same,
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| we read the filth but forget the names.
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| No money for a funeral
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| 'till you sell your story out to the world.
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| Hoods up, knives out, «protect ya neck»
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| with no remorse and no respect.
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| For every teen who lost their life
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| hung on the end of a kitchen knife,
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| we will carve this cross into your chest
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| to remind you of this fucking mess.
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| Kitchen knives are the silent kill,
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| gun shots start the rumour mill.
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| Let’s take this back to the old school,
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| live out our lives by the Queensberry rules.
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| Two fists clenched tight,
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| two fucking wrong-uns who both think they’re right.
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| The bigger they are
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| The harder they fucking fall
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| No money for a funeral
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| 'till you sell your story out to the world.
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| Hoods up, knives out, «protect ya neck»
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| No remorse and no respect.
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| For every teen who lost their life
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| hung on the end of a kitchen knife,
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| we will carve this cross into your chest
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| to remind you of this fucking mess.
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| The Union Jack has bled away.
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| It’s black and white, and it’s fucking grey.
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| The cells are cold, the streets are the same,
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| it’s been a dead summer, and we’re praying for rain.
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| Your heart of gold is dead and cold,
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| and you wonder when your dreams got old.
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| Walk yourselves down to the Thames,
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| and throw your knives in so that this can end. |