| Using the following, I’m going to show you:
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| A- How to con someone using their own greed;
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| B- That you won’t feel bad 'cause they’re trying to con you anyway; |
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| C- Taking their money!
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| As I have come to realise
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| Running the beats is just getting people’s confidence
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| This scam only works 'cause that man
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| Thinks he’s working this scam
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| And that you, man, are his mark
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| Get your mate, let’s call your mate Piers
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| No, not Piers, let’s call him Farquhar
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| Anyway, get Farquhar to crawl into a bar with his dog
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| Like I said, the barman will try and con you later
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| But you’re gonna take all his money
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| Anyway, you get Farquhar to pass into a local bar
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| And call to the bar to look after a dog for a dart
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| Just for 20 quid for a while, claiming that he hated it
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| But it was worth more than his car
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| This, by the way, requires that you find and supply Farquhar
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| With an animal, and a life, from your local park
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| Get a nice dog that doesn’t bark
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| But not so nice that someone might miss this mutt from the park
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| Anyway, using this technique
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| You’re gonna take all this man’s money
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| But you’re not gonna care, cause he’s gonna fucking deserve it
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| You’ll never con an Honest John
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| An Honest John you can’t drag down (Exactly!)
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| Con-do-lee get conned
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| When they think they’re the cunning one (It's all one big con)
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| Neighbour, you won’t con an Honest John
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| Right, now listen, get Farquhar to dart out the bar
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| And just shop for some garms, maybe
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| Just to pass an hour or so
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| I would go shopping 'cause I gave up drinking
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| But whatever, just have Farquhar down the road
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| Now you walk in the bar, walk up to the barman
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| Order a jar, when you’ve caught him slouched on his own
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| Start eyeing the dog that he’s minding by his side
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| Currently vibe him and then start on about the dog you own
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| Start asking the barman if it’s his fine specimen of a dog
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| Nod, smile, agree, look interested and cool
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| When he tells you it’s someone else’s, you’ve just left previous
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| Tell him, «This is a very rare breed of animal»
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| Last time I lied, my manager swiped me
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| But lie, and tell him it’s like a fucking Red-Eared Hunting Spaniel
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| Tell him it’s worth 600 quid and you would pay handsomely
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| If he were to accept finance at all
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| You’ll never con an Honest John (Sometimes…)
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| An Honest John you can’t drag down
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| (Sometimes I think I should just go completely…)
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| Con-do-lee get conned
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| When they think they’re the cunning one
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| Neighbour, you won’t con an Honest John
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| (Keep listening though, it’s important that you keep listening)
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| Now take all his shopping off him
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| Get your mate Farquhar to pop in
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| Looking straight gutted a bit later on
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| He should order a jar, talk at the bar
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| Ensure he looks calm, warm with the barman
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| And generally start conversating on
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| Farquhar should start falling apart
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| About how he’s arsed up some chance
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| And how arsed up his day was
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| Or in the event, the spread betting, he’s getting ready to accept
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| That his rent’s not getting payed up
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| The barman’s mind will chime slowly for a while
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| He might wipe the bar as his mind is making sums
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| Farquhar should continue to moan about money
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| And that this mutt is not the greatest of his worries
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| And like «Ching!», the barman will five out of six times
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| Kindly offer his greed to buy the dog for a price of 300 quid
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| And after some bartering
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| Your barman will haggle and charge harder
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| In greed of the scent of the scheme in his head
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| (That's right, neighbour!)
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| You’ll never con an Honest John
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| An Honest John you can’t drag down
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| Con-do-lee get conned
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| When they think they’re the cunning one
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| (The barman is gonna see how much he can stitch you up for)
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| Neighbour, you won’t con an Honest John
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| How does that work?
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| 'Cause every time it’s based around someone
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| Who thinks they’re conning you
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| They’ll never imagine the whole scenario is prepared solely for him
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| Why should he? |
| That sort of paranoia can get you in the loony bin
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| As I have come to realise
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| Running the beats is just getting people’s confidence
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| And then taking their money
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| It’s all one big con |