1. |
Life On Repeat
01:45
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Sick of the virus
Sick of the news
Sick of Johnson
Sick of you
Bored of life, bored to death, tell me what the fuck is left
Home's a workplace
Home's a prison
Bow to the screen
Zoom new religion
Sick of the deaths
country on its knees
Sick of conspiracy
Its a real disease
Get up, work, go to bed
Life just on repeat
Different day same shit
Life just on repeat
Get up work go to bed
Life just on repeat
Different day same shit
Life just on repeat
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2. |
Lockdown Punk Rock Radio
01:42
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So here we are in lockdown 2.0
2 weeks in and 2 weeks left to go
Where this is all heading just don't know
But the tension and the stress is sure to grow
Need chorus
Another lockdown here we go
Distance on your internet radio show
Pulsebeat, Just Some Punk Songs, Radio Weirdo,
Make a Cup Of Tea Put A Record On dipped a toe
And the Tadpole youtube channel gave us a go
Another lockdown here we go
Worldwide punk rock community
We break isolation with online solidarity
We look out for each other in the breach
internet connection gives us reach
Another lockdown here we go
Another lockdown here we go
Punk rock internet radio let's go
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3. |
Nature's Vengeance
02:13
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Animals kept in cages
Bred for fur or meat
Cramped and shit conditions
Also breeds disease
Started in a seafood market
Now mutated in mink
The virus spread by animal abuse
When will you spot the link?
Where animal cruelty leads
Human misery sure to follow
Disease and pestilence spreads
...This is our tomorrow
This cause and effect cycle
Ain't exactly new
10 years back pig rearing
Led to pandemic swine flu
Animal exploitation
Humans get what they deserve
A new disease that jumps species
The dish that nature serves
Really simple answer
Dont eat our animal friends
Really simple answer
Dont wear our animal friends
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4. |
Snouts In The Trough
02:05
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Tory-linked firms
given VIP access
to PPE contracts
worth billions *
Snouts in the trough
Disaster capitalism
Pandemic's good for
Good for the share price
Snouts
Snouts
Snouts in the trough
snouts in the trough
10 and a half billion
Awarded in contracts
With no competition
or scrutiny *
Chancellor wont reveal
if he stands to profit
From vaccine bought
Bought by the government **
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Thanks to The London Economic for it's watchful eye
* Tory-linked firms given VIP access to PPE contracts worth billions – report. The National Audit Office found that suppliers with links to Tory politicians were ten times more likely to be awarded contracts..
https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/tory-linked-firms-given-vip-access-to-ppe-contracts-worth-billions-report/18/11/
** Rishi Sunak refuses to reveal if he stands to profit from Moderna vaccine. The chancellor was a founding partner of hedge-fund Theleme, a major early investor in Moderna. https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/politics/rishi-sunak-refuses-to-reveal-if-he-stands-to-profit-from-moderna-vaccine/17/11/
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