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Third World England

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: UK Subs Canonical path: /uk-subs/third-world-england Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Third World England

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There's people dying of starvation

Children thrown on the streets and worse

There's torture and retribution

Has the third world come to us?

Third world - (third world) - third world england [x2]

Road rage and city crime

Bus drivers stabbed to death

Bouquets and flowers on every corner

Someone's taken their very last breath

Third world - (third world) - third world england [x2]

Young girls raped, petrol bombs

Everyday shoot outs in down town bars

Mortality rates climb and climb

First world country, third world crime

Third world - (third world) - third world england [x4]

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