A poet’s words heard for the first time Are like something you already knew A poet should say what needs to be said A poet should speak it true A poet should say what you need to hear And you know she was a poet too Minneapolis was yet another outrage But this time she looked like you
Regime change, like a nappy never pleasant Happy New Year from the 47th President Kidnapped in your PJ’s with your missus in tow No warm welcome in Mar-a-Lago It’s all helicopters and prison fatigues Who’d have what Donny wants in times like these He’s swapping blood for oil in a murderous coup Only the blood is yours and the oil is too
Invading Venezuela, it’s gonna pay ya Invading Venezuela’s gonna pay the bills
Colombia, Mexico, where is he next to go Greenland better understand he ain’t afraid of NATO Afraid of NATO, use your brain You lot shit the bed when they invaded Ukraine Yeah, Russia is smilin’, China is smilin’ The dictator roundabout is doing just fine, it’s A blood for oil swap in a murderous coup Except the blood is yours and the oil is too
Invading Venezuela, it’s gonna pay ya Invading Venezuela’s gonna pay the bills
Meanwhile in Florida, The Donald’s all smiles ‘Cause no one’s looking at the Epstein files Feeding the media different trials Just gotta fly the convict in 2000 miles But MAGA’s gonna need a big fentanyl high If they wanna keep turning a MAGA blind eye He’s swapping blood for oil in a murderous coup Only the blood is yours and the oil is too
Invading Venezuela, it’s gonna pay ya Invading Venezuela’s gonna pay the bills
Donroe doctrine, don’t care who’s watching 300 billion barrels and Chevron just clocked in Exxon and Halliburton shares just locked in All time high on the Dow Jones dropped in Invading Venezuela’s gonna pay your investor Your oil company and military directors He’s swapping blood for oil in a murderous coup Only the blood is yours and the oil is too
Invading Venezuela, it’s gonna pay ya Invading Venezuela’s gonna pay the bills
Sir Kier sheds no tear for Maduro For international law is his call On kidnap, oil and violence From Sir Kier simply silence In a statement as weak as it is small
Sir Kier sheds no tear for Venezuela Of the people, he said nothing at all
On a stormy night, I dreamed of Sid Vicious In the days after the Chelsea Hotel He said I’m running out of time And I’ve got a story to tell Of how he went by Simon or sometimes John And the things mum had done to get by He spoke of heroin and homelessness I let him talk and didn’t reply But then he said that it was Rotten Who’d first called him Sid And Rotten is as Rotten does But it was Malcolm who decided what they did He looked tired, but he could tell That there was something on my mind He paused and looked straight at me I said, Sid, I’ve got to ask why Why, he replied, and I wished I’d not started But he said, spit it out, kid Why, I repeated, finally Why the swastikas, Sid? He looked at his boots and said, you gotta understand The Pistols had to be a hit We needed all the shock that we could muster To shake them all up a bit Malcolm was a pervert and we were cartoons The war was over and the bad guys had lost We made good telly, you know how it is No one really counted the cost And it’s not like we were actually Nazis Just by sporting the kit Not even Lemmy, he added And he really loved that shit Quite the collection of memorabilia Uniforms, knives, flags and belts But Lemmy wasn’t a Nazi He just thought he was better than everyone else But I’ll tell you this, his voice was fading I would never wear one now It was a bit of punk fun in ‘77 But you’ve just got to look around We had the NF pantomime fascists In coopted braces and boots But never politicians and billionaires Throwing up Nazi salutes No, I wouldn’t ever wear one now, Sid said Because someone will wear it and mean it Don’t tell me you never watch TV Don’t tell me you’ve never seen it I would never wear one now, he said I would never wear one now One stormy night, I dreamed of Sid Vicious Though he was long since dead It was the days after the Chelsea Hotel And this is what he said
You are what you read but all you read is your feed You are what you watch just YouTube and Tiktoks You are what you listen to, Model T music Written by robots, use it or lose it
Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out
They sold the lifestyle, you bought the tat Broken tomorrow, never mind that They sold the sizzle, but you bought the sausage Stare at the screen, that’s where the slop is
Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out
You know where this ends In the arms of your virtual girlfriend
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A date with Suno, where will you go She steals the tunes, just so you know It’s all a remix, Model T music Written by robots, use it or lose it
Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out Slop in, slop out
You know where this ends In the arms of your virtual girlfriend
Slop in, slop out, Model T music Slop in, slop out, Model T music Slop in, slop out Model T music
Your grandad shot at nazis taxed the rich and built the NHS You mum fought for equality and fairness, nonetheless we sleepwalked into the arms of bastard billionaires Now you hang flags from lampposts and mouth pantomime prayers
Dogs, pigs, three-year-old kids Eating one the law forbids Convention says the second is Similarly deterred While of the tragic third Consumption is preferred Which is absurd When you consider The pig desires to not be dinner As much as the kid Would rather not get et And don’t forget the dog Who one simply does not eat While he snoozes at your feet Why not let All three be free To snooze and play And not be tea