The Musclemen
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The Musclemen
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Listen to the curfew bell
It's time to go and raise some hell
And do you need a new tattoo
'Cause we are the boys in black and blue
We could ink it in on you
We could ink it in on you
With the toecaps of our boots
In black and blue
In black and blue
We've got work to do
We're going to work on you
It could be dangerous
For you to be you
Meet my friends
We're the musclemen
Meet my friends
We're the musclemen
We're the boys in black and blue
Do you need a new tattoo
In black and blue?
We got the boneheads and the roughnecks
We got the braindead and the roughnecks
These paving stones are drenched in blood
And it's yours, so mop it up
Two heads are better than one
'Cause when you hear that cracking sound
You know we've got work to do
We're going to work on you
Meet my friends
We're the musclemen
We're going to obliterate you
We're going to exterminate you
We've got work to do
We're going to work on you
It could be dangerous
For you to be you tonight
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