| Road blocks and fire
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| Barb wire upon barb wire
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| This is not your country
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| Armoured cars, corrugated scars
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| Grafitti scrawls:
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| «This is not your country»
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| Home sweet fortress
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| Gunshot — we hate your kind
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| Get back!
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| This is not your country
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| I need some air
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| And I’m stopped and repeatedly questioned:
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| «Born and raised?»
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| But this is not my country
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| We’re old news
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| All’s well
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| Say BBC scum
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| One child shot, but so what?
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| Laid my son
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| In a box, three feet long
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| And I still don’t know why
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| A short walk home becomes a run
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| And I’m scared
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| In my own country
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| We’re old news
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| All’s well
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| Say BBC scum
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| Everybody’s under control
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| Of our surveillance globes
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| We’re old news
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| All’s well
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| And thirty years could be a thousand
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| And this Peugeot ad
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| Spins round in my head
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| British soldier pointing a gun
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| And I’m only trying to post a letter
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| A short walk home becomes a run
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| And I’m scared, and I’m scared, I am scared
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| Old news
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| All’s well
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| BBC scum
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| You’ve got more than the dead, so zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| You’ve got more than the dead, so zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| You’ve got more than the dead, so zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| Zip up your mouth
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| You’ve got more than the dead, so zip up your mouth |