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Artist: Cockney Rejects
Canonical path: /cockney-rejects/west-side-boys
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West Side Boys
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West Side Boys
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We're Not the North Bank
We're Not the South Bank
We are the the West Side Upton Park
We meet in the Boyleyn every Saturday
Talk about the team that
we're gonna do today
Steel cap Dr. Martens and iron bars
Smash their coaches or do'em
in their cars
We're Not the North Bank
We're Not the South Bank
We are the the West Side Upton Park
We can sing until we drop
We can take the Shed or take the Kop
Highbury and Parton run in fear
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