You see them, sometimes, lurking in the shadows Slipping away furtively, trying not to be seen They’d rather clutch a volume of Dostoyevsky Than try to act like good, plain, honest folks
They always thought they were something special Always thinking about stuff, reading books Not chanting the day’s slogans when they’re told Not joining in, still thinking the old thoughts
We don’t need them. Our Leader will provide You see us, sometimes, dying for ration cards