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You don't have a clue
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Trying to find a place, in this thing called society,
Where you need to fit in, where you need to be seen.
What do you have to do, to create your identity,
When you’re growing up, these are all the things you need.
You don’t have a clue, and you don’t know what to do,
You have No, idea what’s going on.
The people will fight, they will stand up for their rights,
Together, united, and strong.
Running from the coppers, it all seemed such a lark,
“Hello there Mrs Griffin, is your son about”.
We really need to talk to him, we need to have a chat,
If he hasn’t gone and done it, then you can have him back.
You don’t have a clue, and you don’t know what to do,
You have No, idea what’s going on.
The people will fight, they will stand up for their rights,
Together, united, and strong.
Don’t forget your roots, and where the things you love are from,
Make sure you keep them close to you, before they leg it and they’re gone.
We all stood together, the kids all made the scene,
Crombie coats and donkey jackets, attitude and Doc Martens.
You don’t have a clue, and you don’t know what to do,
You have No, idea what’s going on.
The people will fight, they will stand up for their rights,
Together, united, and strong.
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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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