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Post by Anarchic Tribes on Nov 13, 2004 20:24:37 GMT -5
Yes, it is, very true.
I once lived in a squat in the very centre of a very tory town (now a city). There were 4 floors plus a basement. Each floor had several rooms, each with a telephone (yes connected), a gas fire and/or an open solid fuel fire, and wall to wall thick clean red carpet. There was also a walk-in safe and a cellar in the basement. As with many squats, this one was a life-saver. There was no running water.
I have also lived in squats with grand baths and endless hot water. As I said, this is rare. On those rare occasions, the dirty squatters get clean. Nice eh.
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Post by Anarchic Tribes on Nov 13, 2004 20:34:34 GMT -5
Some dirty squatters moved into my street
With their non sexist haircuts, dirty feet
Their dogs, cats, political elite
They may have beds but they don't use sheets
Furnishing their houses from the contents of skips
Things that decent people put on rubbish tips
They look quite harmless sitting out in the sun
But I wouldn't let my daughter marry one
Dirty squatters
Oh my god they're moving in next door
Dirty squatters
Is it for people like this that Winston won - the war
I've lives in this street for nearly fifteen years
Lived here with my hopes, lived here with my fears
Paid my taxes, paid my bills
Watched my money vanished in the council tills
Alone come these scruffs with their education
Their grand ideas, talk of corruption
My rent keeps rising, my job gets boring
If things gets worse then I'm gonna have to join them
Dirty squatters
Oh my god they're moving in next door
Dirty squatters
Is it for people like this that Winston won - the war
Bought myself a lock and late tonight
Under the cover of darkness if the moons not bright
Getting out of here, moving in next door
Don't think I can take much more
Dirty squatters
Oh my god they're moving in next door
Dirty squatters
Is it for people like this that Winston won
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