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Artist: Death Threat
Canonical path: /death-threat/poseur
Related lyric paths: 6
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Poseur
Read Poseur lyrics by Death Threat on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Poseur
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Steve Strange!
You was a Punk in '77
and you was a Skinhead in '78
You tried Mod but you' too late,
changing changing all the time
[Chorus]
And you was a Punk too late
And you was a Skinhead too late
And you was a Mod too late
And you was a Ted too late
Poseur poseur standing there
You change your style every year
Once straight but now a queer
You change your style every year
[Chorus]
New Romantics your'e too elite
You aint worthy to kiss me feet
Your'e looking down on all you meet
New Romantics your'e too elite
[Chorus]
Fucking Wankers
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