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Merry Christmas
04:16
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Chorus:
Merry christmas to the Marxists!
The Anarchists and Agitators!
Merry christmas to the The Looters!
Goodbye right-wing dictators!
Merry christmas to the people
Who have absolutely no clue
What they’re doing in life
I guess that’s me and you!
Table 20? Table 20?
Who ordered The Rich with a side of gammon?
Another tinder man posing with a salmon
He says he caught it from the river
But he made a classic blunder
Cos hanging from its tail is a tag that says ‘fishmonger’
Merry Christmas to the Man with a Fish!
Merry Christmas to all the landlords in a ditch!
Raise you pint and fill that empty dish
cos it’s the season to EAT THE RICH!
Chorus
If you’re sat at their banquet of truffles and gold
And they tell you to sit there and do what you’re told
Look past their turkey and roasted boar head
And eat the pricks sat at the table instead
Chorus
Thank god this year is over
Cos what a year it’s been
Lockdown in Tory Britain’s
Not as pleasant as it seems
There’s Boris the Scran Snatcher
Doo bee doo bee ey
You thought things were bad with Thatcher
Same shit, a different day
Chorus
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