Fear and Lothing in Bognor Regis
Class Wars and Dark Secrets: The Crooked 45's Fearful Narrative
Lyrics
Liberty a plague for Tory rich
Liberty is seen as a negative force by the wealthy conservatives.
They’ll take your crutch, make you work fit
Refers to the potential exploitation by the wealthy, taking away support from the vulnerable.
We’re working to invest your hard-earned money 7 days a week.
Describes the constant labor and effort to make profits for the wealthy elite.
The rain in Spain falls mostly on the plane
Alludes to the unpredictability of life, contrasting with the hope of restoring Britain's greatness.
Oh, they hope, they’ll make Britain great again
Expresses a desire to rejuvenate British greatness.
No one days from a broken heart anymore
Suggests a lack of empathy or emotional distress in society, replaced by death and debt in the class struggle.
Just death and debt in the class war
Highlights the harsh realities of class warfare, where death and debt overshadow matters of the heart.
Is anyone really keeping score?
Raises a question about whether anyone is truly keeping track of the societal injustices.
When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
Repetition of the anticipation of a posthumous reception, suggesting a bleak outlook on life and its outcomes.
When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
-There’s a body, dead deep in the canal
Describes a grim scene of a body in a canal, possibly symbolizing the consequences of societal issues.
Do you copy?
-There’s a body, dead deep in the canal
-Do you copy?
-When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
Repetition of the theme of anticipation after death, reinforcing a sense of inevitability and fatalism.
When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
-When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
-When I’m dead they will be waiting for me, waiting for me
-There’s a body, dead deep in the canal
-Do you copy?
-There’s a body, dead deep in the canal
-Do you copy?
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