Creating fear of the other is the first step...

(Lyrics below)

Anglo-Saxon

He's a good-old Anglo-Saxon man
He likes to do whatever he can
You know, it's all going down the slippery slope
He doesn't know how long he can cope.

He's from a good-old Anglo-Saxon home
With a union flag and a garden gnome
He says 'We got to know what's yours and mine
Somebody has to draw the line

	It's just not right the way things are going today
	We've gotta stand up and fight. We can prove there is another way'

He's got a good-old Anglo-Saxon job
He's a working man, he's not a snob
His grandfather fought to keep him free
'There are so many things that would make him angry'

He's built a good-old Anglo-Saxon fence
It's the only way he can make some sense
He says 'We've got to have the freedom to choose
Or we'll end up at the back of the queue

	'These people are enjoying the things we built for ourselves
	There's too many coming, it's our way of life and I dont like the smell...'

He married a good-old Anglo-Saxon girl
He likes to take her for a whirl
Her tatoo tells you where to go
If you are not as white as snow

She'll tell you her Anglo-Saxon rules
And swears she'll never be a tool
Of the eurocommies and the arrogant frogs
She keeps a snake and a british bulldog

	She likes a man that stands up for the breed
	She says 'The time is coming when we'll have to pull up all the weeds'

Their son's a good old Anglo-Saxon lad
He picks up everything from his dad
He knows all about politics and his place in the world
He knows what to look for in a nice white girl

She's a good old Anglo-Saxon lass
Who doesn't like the dark girl at the front of the class
She knows how to crack her soft brown shell 
And make her life a living hell

	She says 'We cant have them bringing their sick ideas round here
	We have to stand up for freedom, it's our way of life and we have to make it clear...'

Next version...
(Should start with church bells, ice cream bells, steam trains)	
(Should end with Saturday night chaos, sirens, swearing , fighting etc)

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