| I’m here to find out what makes you tick
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| I’m here to discover the secret you
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| I intend to reveal you’re crooked and sick
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| And I don’t give a damn if none of it’s true
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| 'Cos I’m Byline Browne from the national press
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| And that is how I earn my wages
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| I bring exposure and distress
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| As I spread your guts across the centre pages
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| I’m here to solicit your innermost thoughts
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| I’m fuelled by jealousy, venom and drink
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| I poke in your dustbins and I lurk round the courts
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| I puke up your portrait in bright yellow ink
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| 'Cos I’m Byline Browne of the popular press
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| The man who bought you babies for sale
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| I’ll blackmail your neighbour and look up your dress
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| But come what may I’ll tell my tale
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| I cover each item as issues arise
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| With a skein of fabric of tissue of lies
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| I’ll f*ck up your family, your future and friends
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| And I’ll see you in hell before my story ends
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| I’m a reporter with senses and hunches
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| Somebody’s daughter’s turned into a junkie
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| I’m on a reporter’s expenses and lunches
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| And a whiskey and water and I don’t give a monkey’s |