| Lyric | Song | Album |
|---|
| 'The British Army is waiting out there and it weighs fifteen hundred tons' | |
| 'Yankee dollar talk to the dictators of the world' | |
| 'They said we'd be artistically free when we signed that bit of paper' | |
| 'In the in-tray, lots of work, but the boss at the firm always thinks he shirks' | |
| 'I have the will to survive, I cheat if I can't win' | |
| 'You could've been a physicist, but now you're name is on the mailbag list' | |
| 'I'm gonna get a jacket just like yours and give my false support to your cause' | |
| 'Go on a nicking spree, hit the wrong guy, each of you get three years in Brixton' | |
| 'But it's better than some factory, now that's no place to waste your youth!' | |
| 'I'd stay and be a tourist but I can't take the gunplay!' | |
| 'Let fury have the hour, anger can be power, d'you know that you can use it?' | |
| 'Oh please leave the ventana open, Federico Lorca is dead and gone' | |
| 'I know that my life make you nervous, but I tell you I can't live in service' | |
| 'From the Hundred Year War to the Crimea, with a lance and a musket and a Roman spear' | |
| 'If you've been trying for years, we already heard your song' | |
| | Lyric | Song | Album |
|---|
| 'Working for a rise, better my station, take my baby to sophistication' | |
| 'I've been very hungry, but not enough to kill' | |
| 'Reign of the superpowers must be over, so many armies can't free the earth' | |
| 'Who gives you work and why should you do it?' | |
| 'I'll take my broken heart, take it home in parts, but I will never fade' | |
| 'You have the right to free speech, as long as you're not dumb enough to actually try it!' | |
| 'Let me tell you about your blood, bamboo kid, it ain't Coca Cola, it's rice' | |
| 'Forced to watch at the feast, then sweep up the night' | |
| 'The king called up his jet fighters, he said, 'You better earn your pay!' | |
| 'This indecision's bugging me, if you don't want me set me free' | |
| 'Hey British boots, go kick Bengali in the head, police sit watching' | |
| 'So we came to jazz it up, we never loved a shovel' | |
| 'Knives in West 11, ain't so lucky to be rich, STEN gun in Knightsbridge' | |
| 'I can see it all now: the drummer's in the box office and he's counting all the money!' | |
| 'Please save us, not the whales' | |
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