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England

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bloc Party Canonical path: /bloc-party/england Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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England

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The kids are restless

They just need something to do

From Ilford to Ladywell

The streets have become cruel

He said

"I will not listen and I won't be told

England is mine, I will take what I want"

He said

"I will not listen and I won't be told

We will roam these satanic mills"

They stood on his fingers

Kicked the back of his head like a ball

They filmed the beating

On their mobile phones

She said

"I will not listen and I won't be told

England is mine, I will take what I want"

She said

"I will not listen and I won't be told

We will make up our own rules"

I'm waiting for something cruel

I'm just waiting for something cruel

I'm waiting for something cruel to happen

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