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He struts through the street With an arrogant stride A staffy at his feet Fills him with pride Baseball cap on his head Peak points in the air Yea blood I'm hard And I don't seem to care Trackies and hoodies Are the code of his dress Big golden chains Hang low on his chest Sock's pulled up high Above his designer boots I'm a council house chav So proud of me roots I'm hard and I know it And I'll rob ya of bread Don't mess with me Or you'll end up dead His attitude stinks Filth falls from his gob With a chip on his shoulder He don't want a job But under the bravado He's as quiet as a mouse Living his life From his council house His mum is on drugs His dad is long gone No wonder this bloke Turned out to be wrong So show him some kindness Just a friendly word Might just be the the thing That stops him doing bird I somehow much doubt it But its worth a try Cause deep underneath He's a friendly guy
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 3:16 AM UTC
The friendly Chav
He struts through the street With an arrogant stride A staffy at his feet Fills him with pride Baseball cap on his head Peak points in the air Yea blood I'm hard And I don't seem to care Trackies and hoodies Are the code of his dress Big golden chains Hang low on his chest Sock's pulled up high Above his designer boots I'm a council house chav So proud of me roots I'm hard and I know it And I'll rob ya of bread Don't mess with me Or you'll end up dead His attitude stinks Filth falls from his gob With a chip on his shoulder He don't want a job But under the bravado He's as quiet as a mouse Living his life From his council house His mum is on drugs His dad is long gone No wonder this bloke Turned out to be wrong So show him some kindness Just a friendly word Might just be the the thing That stops him doing bird I somehow much doubt it But its worth a try Cause deep underneath He's a friendly guy
Michelle Quick copyright 2010
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 3:16 AM UTC
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