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The Idler - The Mary Wallopers

The Mary Wallopers
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
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Well, don't blame the idler who sits on the corner, sits on a corner a cup in their
hand,
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But blame the idler who owns the apartments, built by his cronies on ex-public land.
 
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Don't blame the idler who does the odd nixer, does the odd nixer while drawing the dole,
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But blame the Landlord, his car's like a concorde, and he's charging fierce rent for a
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string of shit holes.
 
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Well, don't blame the idler who sits on the bar stool, sits on a bar stool besotted each
day,
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But blame the clergy, a-preachin' how dare they, pushing their baskets and subscriptions
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to pay.
 
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Well, don't blame the idler not taxing his motor, not taxing his motor when tax it he
must,
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But blame the idler who stands at the checkpoint, just doing his job while the tax
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rate's unjust.
 
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Well, don't blame the idler who sits in their kitchen, sits in their kitchen with needle
and spoon,
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But blame the blue shirts for austerity and budget cuts, that allow more young souls to
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perish too soon.
 
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Don't blame the idler who comes to this country, comes to this country a-seekin their
home,
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But blame the idler who forgets their history, and says "Ireland is full" or "Look after
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our own".
 
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See, don't blame the small man, your brothers your sisters,
 
your brothers your sisters if they're blamed they might seem,
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We live under a system not built to assist them, they survive on mere crumbs while the
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rich take the cream.
 
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So these the true idlers are far worse than any, they're far worse than any above or
below,
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A now, povertys patrons worst divils than satan, and you can be sure straight to hell
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they will go.

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