1. |
I Pay Taxes
02:02
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Verse 1:
I'm what the Daily Mail is talking about
I'm what UKIP is talking about
I won't work for minimum wage
Won't work for less than £30k
And all the taxes that I pay
Is what you'll claim
Chorus:
Taxes taxes, I pay taxes
I pay taxes to the government
Taxes taxes, I pay taxes
I'm the one who pays your benefits
Verse 2:
And now you seem to want to kick me out
The way you vote really lets me down
Just wanna work and pay my way
You don't care for the thousands I've paid
You can't work for minimum wage
'cause of ink on your face.
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2. |
Put My Bricks Together
02:27
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Chorus:
I'm gonna put my bricks together
Put my bricks together all day long
All day long
I'm gonna put my bricks together
Put my bricks together all day long
All day long
Verse 1:
28 years old and I got nothing to show
But I built a whole street before lunch
Just to let you know
Just to let you know
Verse 2:
For Christmas can you get me
A Lego MIllennium Falcon please
Oh please
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3. |
Different Day
03:54
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Verse 1:
Well I guess you like to break my heart
It's easy enough when we're a hundred miles apart
Still I wish you'd get back to me
I need to know if I should push you into my memories
Chorus:
Same shit a different day
Guess you'[re telling me to be on my way
Same shit a different day
Not gonna worry about what you wouldn't say
Same shit a different day
Same shit with a girl with a different name
Same shit a different day
Verse 2:
I wonder where you are now
You said the other day you didn't want me leaving town
I guess I'll have to make some other plans
I'll try and fit you in if I can
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The Dirty Immigrant Queens, New York
There are some silly lyric videos on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCjLoWhm5DfnXBTaPIPIyj8Q
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