| From the winding concrete ring-roads to the council estates
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| To the endless sprawling suburbs every turning looks the same
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| This commuter town so drained of any culture of it’s own
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| Oh this wasteland, this wasteland is our home
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| Oh this wasteland, this wasteland is our home
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| Sweet fuckin' home
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| Oh what I would do for heritage, a homeland I could claim
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| As my daily inspiration and an ever burning flame
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| That may guide me on my travels, never leading me astray
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| Back to this wasteland, this wasteland is our home.
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| Well everyone needs roots to give them succour, pride and strength
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| But mine cannot take hold here so I’m giving them away
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| To these fake romantic notions of cultures far away
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| God save my homeland, my homeland is a waste.
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| And the ghosts of this town will shadow us wherever we may roam
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| Oh this wasteland, this wasteland is our home
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| This wasteland, this wasteland is our home.
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| Oh the folk songs we grew up with, vivid pictures they would paint,
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| But this is the M4 corridor, all colour fades to grey
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| In the home of footloose industry, where apathy is laced
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| Into the fabric of our daily lives, you find yourself displaced
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| So go spend your life a roving wanderer by trade
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| May you find some place to call your own, or wander to the grave
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| But you’ll never walk unburdened and you’ll never walk alone
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| In this wasteland, this wasteland is your home
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| And the ghosts of this town will shadow us wherever we may roam
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| Oh this wasteland, this wasteland is our home
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| This wasteland, this wasteland is our home. |