Sham 69 – The Public Enemy Lyrics
Artist: Sham 69
Song: The Public Enemy
Look at you now and you still can’t see
Love to you boy is still a mystery
Don’t know what to do, don’t know what to say
You couldn’t make a stray dog wanna stay
Follow us if you’ll agree, if you don’t, you’ll never see!
You better wise up son, if you want your liberty!
Staying on a street in London E3
Revoluting youths all for 50p
Wouldn’t have a clue about the working class
Your rich mom and dad help you live on your arse!
Follow us if you’ll agree, if you don’t, you’ll never see!
You better wise up son, if you want your liberty!
The time is here, it’s come again!
It’s now just you and me!
It’s time to introduce myself, the public enemy!
Do you hear me boy? Are you listening boy?
Rioting and crime is now a practical ploy
Never trust a hippie who wants to sit in thе road
Follow us if you’ll agree, if you don’t, you’ll never see!
You bettеr wise up son, if you want your liberty!
The time is here, it’s come again!
It’s now just you and me!
It’s time to introduce myself, the public enemy!
Animals die in millions to end up in a bun
You’re buying it, they’re loving it
Pound signs by the gun
Follow us if you’ll agree, if you don’t, you’ll never see!
You better wise up son, if you want your liberty!
Look at the sky again and tell me what you see!
A million flying coffins but Britannia rules the sea
Let’s smash the boredom and the apathy!
Put your colours to the mast and all hail to Morrissey
It’s time to wake up son, you’ve had your Kingdom Come
The Ministers that come with hate, and with their guns
Give a sh#t what you say and know the books you’ve read
They come and smash down your doors and shoot you dead!
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Uncovered: Sham 69 [Explicit]
Release Year: 1996