Perhaps the film is an answer to the question:
Where in this clothes shop do you keep the underpants?
Briefs on counter
About being alive
Perhaps the film is an answer to the question:
Where in this clothes shop do you keep the underpants?
Briefs on counter
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
I'm so black and white
Black and white that's me
I only see right and wrong
The grey shades don't occur for long
I wanna live like a colour TV
I wanna trade in my coat
I've been picking up my giro
On the unemployment lines
Benefits to badger
Wildlife welfare cheques
They treat me like a charity case
On the breadline, I wanna break their necks
All the money goes on car parks anyway
These well wishers, it's true
But why don't they just try living for a day like we do
On the Badger Breadline
Hard lined, and hard nosed sniffing out grubs
From under a rose
What I like I'm stubborn until I get it
I'm unimpressed by their cameras
watching where my Sett is
How would they like it if I set up shop outside their home and started filming
everytime they come and go?
Noting what they eat and when and even every time they take a shit
There's no dignity in it
Anyway I'm changing, the emperor's changing clothes
I'm going to paint myself a rainbow badger
See what Chris Packham and his wildlife crew
Will do
They'll probably pull their hair probably re-write natural history
They'll put it down to badger stress from living on the breadline
He didn't turn grey, just for badgers, he turned multicoloured
Like a TV with its wires crossed like a satellite on the blink
Like the moon shone a disco ball of sparkling strobe lighting
And I just let myself go and danced like Grease Lightning
I just slicked back my rainbow locks and rocked around the BBC garden
I just let rip my rainbow ship and it sailed off into the horizon to harden
I've had enough of living like a pauper
I'm gonna live like Cindy Lauper
Because Badgers just want to have fun
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
This one's going out to all my
mustelids out there
All my polecats, weasels, stoats,
All my skunks from other mothers
My pine martens and otters
Keep it real brothers
Sacred is the Murray mint and humbug
I'm just another badger on the breadline
I'm just another badger on the breadline
I'm just another badger riding the badgerline
It's from Frome to Rome and it is on time
I've got to get myself together in time
I'm just another young badger living on the breadline
You wanna roll with me, you've gotta take the punches
You wanna eat squirrel well we'll have worms for lunches
We ain't buying our meals from Greggs or subway
We're lookin in fields, digging up dead stumps anyway
We can
Just another young badger on the Breadline
I'm talking about breadline, dread-line, that homeless feeling deadline
Always on the run, ready, get Sett, go!
Watch the farmer's gun
Always lookin for our badger cave
Better make sure we don't dig our own grave
Living underground, away from busy traffic sound
Below and beyond the blue yonder
When we come out its starlit wonder
Black and blue the heavens chew
Over our immortal questions we ponder
Who was the Holy Badger Father
Head of our Order
The brotherhood of the Badger
Jean Paul Sartre
Came from Secret World
Rescued By the Abbot
Came to live in the habit
With Run away rabbits
But he brings them all in
When he gives his sermon
All the animals sing
Hail to the king
Hail to the brotherhood
Order of the skunk
Hail to the Holy Badger
High up Holy Monk
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
Oh your teeth are chattering and your cage is rattling
And I can hear your glass ceiling shattering
Well outside is the rain
And inside is the pain
Of my heart crashing against yours
Like some Viking longboats
Clashing oars
Pandamonium all aboard
This ship of success
Break through the storm
Until you see the sky
Wild wiley loon
Flowing along the cutting edge
Of the blade of your love
That falls like a lightning strike from above
Right into the heart of me
Through the storm's eye
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
I went to a peanut farm and asked them to tell me how they grew them, in a nutshell.
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
I wake to the sound of traffic
Buzzing in my ears
Busy bees so hard at work
Goes on and on for years
Where do they get to while I rest?
A few more miles up the mountain
Pushing the boulder as Sisyphus
To reach the eternal fountain
Well I'm down here in my hovel
But I don't bow and I won't grovel
It seems like spit is rain off my shovel
I'm staying home today
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.
I want a woman who will tell me my book is overdue
And the loan I took out needs returning
I need a woman is it you?
But so long as I'm learning, she'll keep my pages turning
She can't be book burning it's true
You can beat me with your shoes
You can beat me black and blue
But I only like Librarians
Oh there are all kinds of women in the world
There are secretaries, C-sections, and sectarians
But there is only one who'll do
Yes, I'm talking about you
Oh I only like librarians
It must be the way they files their books
Oh in alphabetical persuasions
Colour coded or by title it gives me titillations
Yes I only like librarians
Oh there are women builders, gardeners and enterprising
dancers,
Engineers, teachers and farmers too
But beat me black and blue
Cos none of them will do
Oh I only like librarians
Oh there are many kinds of races in the world
There hispanic, European, Black or Asian
But I don't mind the skin tone or colour
It's the way order books shelves that matters
Oh I only like librarians
I like to write poetry and perform it at poetry nights. I've been writing some form of it since school years.