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Beer
02:16
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These lyrics may offend some people.
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MongKok Poo
03:03
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These lyrics may offend some people. If you're of a limited capacity to enjoy the humour in them, then don't listen to it.
I love a greasy steak deep fried in lard,
Spicy vindaloo cos I think I'm hard.
15 pints down in the pub,
Then staggering home in search of grub.
Lovely donner kebab from the takeaway,
I eat the rest the following day.
Meat feast pizza with tabasco sauce,
Chilli con carne for my main course.
Me guts er rumbling they're bubbling away,
All these delicacies I've eaten today,
All these pleasures are working their way through,
The time is coming...oh fuck.....I've shit meself.
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Two Finger Salute
Two Finger Salute are:
Simon Griffin - Bass/Lead Vocals
Glen Lewis - Drums
Paul Foster -
Guitar/Vocals
Tim Norton - Guitar/Vocals
Working class heroes. Council estates and British subculture.
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