O'reet Owdoo Sithee Latter Cocker
Northern Swagger: Bernard's Anthem Unveils the True Essence
Lyrics
Move out ot road, I'm coming through
Expression of confidence and assertiveness, clearing the way.
My name's Bernard ow'do you do
Introduction of the speaker, Bernard, greeting the audience.
I am known across all the North West
Claiming recognition in the North West for mic-rocking skills.
To rock the mic wearing a string vest
Describing a distinctive style, rocking the mic in a string vest.
You Southern MCs, proceed with caution
Warning Southern MCs to be cautious as Bernard is on the scene.
I've just been the chippy and I've had a double portion
Casual mention of enjoying a double portion at the chippy (fish and chip shop).
I'm a Northerner my rhymes do harm
Proudly asserting the harmful impact of Northern rhymes.
More satisfying than a pie on a barm
Comparing satisfaction to a pie on a barm (bread roll).
An' I'm sure Eminem's a very nice chap
Acknowledging Eminem but asserting Bernard's rap superiority.
But he'll not do better than one of my raps
Confidence in Bernard's rap skills compared to Eminem's.
He needs to learn some Northern lingo
Humorous suggestion of teaching Northern lingo to Eminem.
I'll teach him while his wife's down the bingo
Playful reference to Eminem's wife being at the bingo while learning Northern lingo.
'Coz in the North we have a certain greeting
Introduction of a specific Northern greeting.
Something you say to the people you're meeting
Highlighting the importance of a Northern saying in social interactions.
A Northern saying that's starting to spread
Emphasizing the popularity of the Northern saying.
You're not going t' get it out of yer 'ed!
Stressing the difficulty of forgetting the saying.
O'reet Ow'doo Sitheelattercocker
Repetition of the Northern greeting, reinforcing its significance.
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-Go Bernard
Cheering on Bernard, emphasizing support and encouragement.
Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Go Bernard
-Put wood in'th hole, I'm in control
Commanding control and confidence in the situation.
Sit thi deawn, coz I'm on a roll
Inviting the audience to sit down as Bernard takes control.
Try and battle there's nowt that'll save thi'
Challenging others to battle, claiming superiority.
Got more flavour than chips and gravy
Boasting about having more flavor than chips and gravy.
I cause a scene, my wife's called Jean
Creating a scene with a mention of Bernard's wife, Jean.
This song'll do damage to your nan's spleen
Claiming the song's potential to cause damage, humorously targeting the audience's nan (grandmother).
My lyrics are ace, they're mind expanding
Praising the quality and mind-expanding nature of Bernard's lyrics.
Even Ofsted said my rhymes were outstanding
Humorous reference to Ofsted (Office for Standards in Education) praising Bernard's rhymes.
Now you could be from Cornwall or Bethnal Green
Emphasizing the universality of being like Bernard, regardless of location.
You can still be like me if you know what I mean
Encouraging others to adopt Northern phrases to be like Bernard.
You just need to learn a few new phrases
Highlighting the importance of learning new phrases for Northern identity.
Us lot have been saying 'em fer ages
Claiming the longevity of Northern phrases.
'Coz Being Northern is a state of mind
Defining Northern identity as a state of mind.
Recite these words you'll have a good time
Encouraging the recitation of Northern words for a good time.
A lovely refrain, it'll drive you insane
Describing the enjoyable and repeating nature of the refrain.
Eh up get ready coz here it comes again!
Building anticipation for the repetition of the refrain.
O'reet Ow'doo Sitheelattercocker
Repetition of the Northern greeting, reinforcing its significance.
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Final repetition of the Northern greeting, concluding the song.
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