Monday, July 16, 2007

[laura norda] gordogangsta addresses parliament

When Gordogangsta was asked in parliament about his thoughts on terrorism, security, freedom, citizens rights and a written constitution, his band started their signature slow groove, Gordo leapt onto the crossbenches and delivered one of his finest performances to date.

Immediately cut to disk, this classic recording will be released Friday of next week. In the mean time, here are the lyrics, before they're copyrighted:

Hey, commentators say I'm more honest than Tone

You gotta be high, man, cause that I ain't shown

I'm callin' a ‘culture war’ to defeat terrorism

Stringent security go ter fri-g-n prison

Winning ‘hearts and minds’ of young Muslims - some joke

We got some badass laws to invoke

Western values worth arguing the toss

We're undermining 'em, jack and that's just your loss

It's by the power of argument, debate

And dialogue we conceal the truth of yer fate

A global battle for yer heart and yer mind

Or so we tell yer, yer the cretinous kind

[All the wimmin' 'ere sing the chorus to Sting's tune]

Every breath you take

Every move you make

Every step you take

Every bond I break

Ill be watching you

Every single day

Every word you say

Recorded every way

We're gonna get ya, yey!

Ill be watching you

[Back to the rappin', mthrf----s]

No longer the ‘old methods of censorship’ Jack

With the Anti-Terrorism Bill it's a knife in yer back

That'll mean discussion through media and arts

Through culture, literature and sittin round bars

Yo ain't that funny cause I'm Gordo the Louse

Everfink's debated by MPs in the House

Back to the old values - that's where we're goin

Hangins on Tyburn 'n drawn gizzards showin'

Treasury's become a ‘department of security’

Like it shouldda, yo, torture, impurity

I‘ve found myself deeply immersed in these measures

Designed to cut off the terrorists' pleasures

[Wimmin', where's the fr---in chorus?]

Yo all departments from transport to economy

Energy, immigration to soshal suckurity

We used to think security was a Home Office order

Yeah well now every ministry's a fri-g-n' informer

We're protectin' the nation from terrorists, Jack

And bringin' back the old values so get off me back

Security officials keep one eye on the floor

And report on the sheep who come in through that door

You fink it was bad the way Tone was down hittin

Yeah - now watch the militarization of Britain

Suspicion'll be sewn into British life, son

'N state officials don't like it - go to Room 101

[Wimmin', do yer stuff; I need a quick toke]

Yo, for dodgy identities and now that means all of yer

Clampdowns on liberty we'll get a fair haul of yer

Let us be clear: we face enemies that hate

We pushed 'em to do this so there ain't no debate

Between justice and humanity, barbarism and evil

No one should be impartial or disengaged, yer weasel

But engaged, resolute and solid for justice

Remaking British society the fastest

Silence the terrorists their job is done now

People o' Brittin there ain't no more fun now

ID cards'll get yer; yer thought yer could hide

Welcome to Brittin youse f---ers inside

Yo, hit it, Jack!

Gordo leaps on the speaker's chair as the band goes beserk, kicks him in the head, tarzans onto the polished wood part of the table, break dancin' and scattering tomes. Wimmin' start the chorus again but the Men in Black drag 'em away for a good rape and pillage - the old values - return to the old values, you unnerstan.

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