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Apr 19
Local councils
cannot stand you if you move outside the estate, cannot wait to drag you back in to the orange bin for food waste, green bin for the bottles, I could flamin' well throttle 'em, pay your council tax as you lay down on your backs and think of England, I'd ****** 'swing for 'em, aye, high on the gallows.

listen up buttercup
they'll dress you down and tuck you up
to ******* up and keep you in the system,

they're on the radar
and come the revolution,
the local council won't get far,
we'll be watching.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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