We've seen it all before – ain't we? Ten years ago, with the, uh, the Poles. People going: "Ah, bloody Poles. Comin' over 'ere. Bloody Poles. Comin' over 'erе, and bein' all... Polish. And mendin' evеrything. Comin' over 'ere... Fixin' all the stuff we've broken. And we're too illiterate to read the instructions for. Doin' it better than us – in a second language. Bloody Poles. Comin' over 'ere..."
Bloody Poles... Comin' over 'ere... Bloody Poles... Comin' over 'ere...
When I was a kid, 40 – 45 years ago, it was the Indians, wan' it?
Bloody Indians. Comin' over 'ere, yeah, yeah...
Pakistanis and Indians, comin' over 'ere. Inventing us a national cuisine...
And before them – in the 5th century – was the Anglo Saxons, wan' it? "Bloody Anglo Saxons... Comin' over 'ere, from northern continental Europe. The Anglo Saxons – with their inlaid jewelry. And their ship burial traditions. And their miserable epic poetry..."
You come over 'ere, Anglo Saxons – learn to speak the fuckin' language!
Bloody Anglo Saxons... Comin' over 'ere... And laying down the foundation for the basis of our entire future language and culture... (Culture, culture, culture) (Culture, culture)
Comin' over 'ere Comin' over 'ere Comin' over 'ere Comin' over 'ere!
[Excerpt from Beowulf, in its original West-Saxon English dialetc.]
You come over 'ere, Anglo Saxons – learn to speak the fuckin' language!
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