It’s 2021, and we’re still paying the price As once again enforcement just becomes advice We’re used to Tories doing things that really ain’t that nice But this one, I must admit, came as a surprise
‘Cos they’re shitting in the rivers and they’re shitting in the sea George Eustice reckons it’s okay, environmentally So, if you’re heading for your local spot to take a pleasant dip Remember, like the Tories it’s just full of shit
Raw sewage at the seaside isn’t very nice So, there’s a handy sign up to give you this advice You should keep your mouth and nose closed and best shut your eyes too ‘Cos your Tory MP voted for you to bathe in poo
They’re shitting in the rivers and they’re shitting in the sea They’re shitting on the likes of you and the likes of me So, if your heading for your local spot to take a pleasant dip Remember, like the Tories it’s just full of shit
In the absence of all reason they put it to the vote To throw shit into the rivers to float amongst the boats Two hundred and fifty Tories put their hands up for the right To fill your local waterway up with shite
They’re shitting in the rivers and they’re shitting in the sea They’re shitting on the likes of you and the likes of me So, if your heading for your local spot to take a pleasant dip Remember, like the Tories it’s just full of shit
Today’s new word is hecatomb. He wears these words like a costume While answering the unasked question, A simple politician’s deception, A poorly executed misdirection. “I hate to break it to you, Andrew, That it does involve killing a lot of animals.” The same blithe confidence Of the grim Covid press conference. He’ll probably say “Alas,” in a minute.
Elsewhere, Loder hails the return Of a mythical 1950’s high street. A collapsing supply chain he discerns Frees a nation of shopkeepers From the shackles of the supermarkets And returns a simpler, and fictional, way of life. You sense he forgets several owners Are considerable Tory party donors.
Back to Marr, and the PM’s position: It was simply the people’s decision. The crisis in haulage Never his fault It’s the industry failing to wonder The extent of the government’s blunder. The message of this conference a very simple one They were never here to fix it, just to get it done.
He’s on pump number two with a jerry can He’s filled up the missus’ car and his work’s van He’s not panic buying, he’s a hard-working man A former bog roll billionaire
‘Cos it’s all going toilet rolls at Esso And it’s all going toilet rolls at BP “It’s bad, very bad,” says Hanna Hofer They’re queuing down the A13
He’s on pump number two with a jerry can And he’s got three full ones in the van ‘Cos last year’s lesson is this year’s plan For a bog roll billionaire
And it’s all going toilet rolls at Tesco It’s all going toilet rolls at Shell “Carry on as normal,” says Grant Shapps But he’s filling up his car as well
He’s on pump number two with a jerry can Saying “It’s not Brexit, it’s Covid, man” With the all the credibility of a sauna snowman With the bog roll billionaires
‘Cos it’s all going toilet rolls in Westminster It’s all going toilet rolls, upstairs ‘Cos a nation divided is a nation ruled By bog roll billionaires
Born in Hammersmith Went to school at Eton Then Trinity College Oxford Presided over the Tory Association Went into the City Started a hedge fund Amassed what they call A significant fortune Estimated worth 150 million Married into money Helen The Chair A mate of his sister’s Who was always there
Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish
Moved into politics In ‘97 Didn’t get elected then Or even at the next ‘un In Scotland they though he was Too posh Canvassing with nanny Got a resounding 9% Fuck off, toff Complained to Piggy Cameron That his quotas weren’t right Said parliament oughta be 95% white Nicked a speech off Trevor Kavanagh Faked an interview and then Got a seat in North East Somerset In 2010
Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish
In parliament he became King of the filibuster Thought he was funny With his history and verse Holding the record in the Commons For the longest word spoken But spoke other words That were even worse Addressing members of the far-right Traditional Britain society Who would have some of us Made deportees And said quarter of a million quid Spent on MPs portraits Was just chicken feed
Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish
He got a hand up into government From a fellow Old Etonian Leader of the House of Commons, no less Then was kept away from the mics and the cameras After he said the Grenfell victims Lacked common sense Now , chief Eurosceptic Out of all the Eurosceptics Said Trump will be our best ally After Brexit He likes Brits to be Brits And the poor to be poor And says gay marriage Still breaks the church’s law
Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish
He broke the lockdown rules ‘Cos he prefers a Latin mass His relationship with god Is more important, more pious Than your relationship With coronavirus He wasn’t born to follow He was born to lead And his vicious defence of the status quo Is just born of greed
Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish Jacob’s fish are happy fish But Jacob can just fuck off
Gunships, fish and chips Protecting no-deal Brexits But the fish don’t care If you think they’re Brits The fish don’t care To be served with chips See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport) See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport)
Gunboats, keeping Spaffer afloat Strong man nationalist Someone get him A Stone Island coat It’s quote very very likely Unquote See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport) See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport)
And the plucky little fisherman ain’t all he seems There’s corporate interest behind the scenes (And a blue passport)
Gunships, fish and chips Protecting no-deal Brexits But the fish don’t care If you think they’re Brits The fish don’t care To be served with chips See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport) See that little bastard swimming in the sea That little bastard belongs to me (He’s got a blue passport)
And the plucky little fisherman ain’t all he seems There’s corporate interest behind the scenes Ask about the quotas, you’ll see what I mean (And a blue passport)
Downing Street sources surveyed the board and spied no immediate threat: an announcement of a compromise reached on next year’s exam arrangements, expected to be generally well received except by the it-was-harder-in-my-day crowd and the occasional education analyst pointing out that 24 hours isn’t really much of a delay, and a follow-up on the news that the UK, such as she was clinging to being, was the first to declare a vaccine safe to unleash on a coronavirus-riddled public.
They made their move and slid Williamson, a minor piece, into the affray in the centre of the board. Hushed tones, remembering the “shut up and go away” gaffe, pronounced: “Surely, not even he can fuck this one up”. But fuck it up royally (with sovereignty clearly in mind) he did.
Ferrari, his opponent, countered with “Are we first with the vaccine because we Brexited?”, using the less familiar verbal form. Williamson, wise to the trap that had caught Hancock in an earlier game, avoided it but, in so doing, blundered. “We’re the first because we’re the best” came his Trumpian response, “Better than all those other countries” of which he then went on to name a few key allies.
In Downing Street, heads were shaken and Williamson quietly removed from the board before the lunchtime news.
“Brexit Gambit Declined, and still he fucked it up”.
Derek thinks that the lockdown’s over
Derek says get on with recovery
Derek’s got the phone-in on the blower
Derek won’t buy anything Chinese
Derek thinks Cummings should’ve got the sack
Derek voted to take control back
Derek has faith in the British public
Derek doesn’t know anyone that’s been sick
Derek doesn’t get it, though he sometimes might
Derek’s mostly wrong but occasionally right
He’s casually racist, not politically correct
Derek still had a vote last time I checked
Derek is a fan of strong leadership
Derek now thinks that Johnson will fail
If he supports an advisor who’s a liar, which
Is as welcome in Clacton as a beached whale
Derek doesn’t get it, though he sometimes might
Derek’s mostly wrong but occasionally right
He’s casually racist, not politically correct
Derek still had a vote last time I checked
He says if the virus don’t get him, something else will
As he rolls another fag and throws a burger on the grill
Derek says the risks are overrated
But he’ll follow the rules that’ve been promulgated
And he’s a regular caller to the Farage show
From the confines of his seaside bungalow
Nigel says it and Derek agrees
And Derek won’t buy anything Chinese
Derek doesn’t get it, though he sometimes might
Derek’s mostly wrong but occasionally right
He’s casually racist, not politically correct
Derek still had a vote last time I checked
Herd Immunity Cummings
Running all the way from Downing Street to Durham
Herd Immunity Coughing Cummings
With his wife and son, heading up the M1
Herd Immunity Cummings
Driving up the motorway thinks he’s got the virus
Like Mrs Herd Immunity Cummings
They both know they are breaking the guidance
Herd Immunity Cummings
King of the slogan, holds enormous sway
Herd Immunity Get Brexit Done Cummings
Got grassed up to Kuenssberg at the end of May
Herd Immunity Cummings
This time might just’ve got himself bitten
Perhaps Herd Immunity If He Lost His Job Cummings
Could Take Back Control and Pick For Britain.