Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Angles, artist - Scroobius Pip. Album song No Commercial Breaks / Words - Live at the Royal Albert Hall Algar Room, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 02.03.2013
Record label: Speech Development
Song language: English
Angles |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem |
There’s more than one given angle to any one given scene |
So bear that in mind next time you try to intervene |
On any one given angle |
To any one given scene |
My name’s Mark, I go to Uni and College |
Don’t socialise that much |
I just revise and use knowledge |
At times I find that I become a virtual recluse |
And let my belt of interruption hang decisively loose |
But I came here to learn, that’s the life that I choose |
And if people think I’m boring then they can bring their abuse |
See, a lot of people think I’m boring and say that maybe I’m a weirdo and maybe |
I’m gay but that’s cool |
'cause when I get a good job and good pay I’ll get a house for just my brother |
and me some day |
That’s the reason I’m here |
Just to build for my future |
If it means better grades I’ll even sleep with my tutor |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem |
There’s more than one given angle to any one given scene |
So bear that in mind next time you try to intervene on any one given angle to |
any one given scene |
My name’s Paul, I’ve been a guard for six months and the shop that I guard is |
better than most dumps and I like it here, my boss is a pro, he’s taught me |
tricks of the trade other guards wouldn’t know. |
He’s taught me in this game |
there’s some rules you gotta bend and not to forget these thieving pricks ain’t |
your friends and appearance is key there’s a message to send and above all it’s |
your fellow guards to defend. |
Today my boss was stabbed by some low-life psycho, |
he’s in hospital now so every night that’s where I go, he’s on the brink but |
he’s showing no fear though 'cause if he dies there, he’ll be dying a hero |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem, there’s more than one given |
angle to any one given scene. |
So bear that in mind next time you try to |
intervene on any one given angle to any one given scene |
My name’s Keith, I ain’t so much a racist. |
But if one reached out their hand |
I’d decline their embrace. |
I work security in a shop, in charge of 5 other |
guards, I got all their respect 'cause I run this shit hard. |
I nicked one kid |
today, didn’t show enough respect and attention. |
I grabbed him by his neck as |
my form of redemption. |
Didn’t do no harm, just made sure that it hurt, |
it ain’t going by the book but believe me it works. |
Then I sent him on his way, |
this little shit knows the score now. |
I saw a little bit of fear, |
he won’t darken my door now. |
That’s what I do, stop these kids from decline, |
do what their parents won’t do. |
Put down some boundaries and lines |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem, there’s more than one given |
angle to any one given scene. |
So bear that in mind next time you try to |
intervene on any one given angle to any one given scene |
My name’s Billy. |
I’ve been beaten since I was three, mum died when I was born |
and dad takes it out on me. |
He ain’t a bad man, he just gets drunk and feels |
alone, I tend to go for walks and hope he’s asleep when I get home. |
Don’t like to talk about it though. |
As I said, it ain’t his fault, |
it only happens when he’s drunk as a last resort. |
Wanted to get him a gift, |
to show my support, but had no money and I stole and I guess I got caught. |
At times like that, I tend to switch of my mind, stare blankly into space and |
let what happens unwind. |
I seemed to anger this guard, he put his hands around |
my neck, he said it’s time for me to learn some manners and respect. |
It hurt. |
But I’ve had worse before, it made me realise life is just a series of wars. |
I went straight home that day and locked the bathroom door. |
Took a blade to |
both wrists, they won’t hurt me no more |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem, there’s more than one given |
angle to any one given scene. |
So bear that in mind next time you try to |
intervene on any one given angle to any one given scene |
My name’s Mark and today I was told my brother is dead. |
I returned home from |
university, tears on his bed. |
On his pillow I found his suicide note and read |
what had happened that day and what had fucked up his head! |
The anger I felt |
there are no words to express, I filled with so much rage there is no way to |
digest. |
I grabbed a knife, I went to town, it was time to regress. |
Back to an eye for an eye, last breath for last breath. |
I went straight up to |
the counter, I said I’d like to speak to the guard who nicked my brother on |
Tuesday of this week. |
As the girl knocked on the door and disappeared out of |
sight, I put my hand in my pocket, gripped the knife tight. |
This was it, |
as she pointed me out to the guard, my hand began to shake I held the knife so |
hard. |
As he approached me, there was nothing to say. |
I stabbed that fucker |
eight times, before they could take me away |
Things in life aren’t always quite what they seem, there’s more than one given |
angle to any one given scene. |
So bear that in mind next time you try to |
intervene on any one given angle to any one given scene |