PKNB
Lyrics
Pagal ki na bole? Chagal ki na khai? Kuch bolo ke ni? Is there nothing that a madman won’t say?full lyrics...
Features Of This Song
indian influencesdanceable beats
busy beats
highly syncopated drum beats
highly syncopated ensemble rhythms
vocal samples
spoken word
clear pronunciation
lyrics with a political message
great lyrics
ambiguous lyrics
use of modal harmonies
light drum fills
an electric bass riff
a hand percussion layer
electric guitars
a variety of synth sounds
affected synths
a dry recording sound
subtle use of noise effects
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Six per cent of the population Kuch bolo ke ni? That the apple has always been rotten Ah, I , I don’t know Common sense A most effective tool for division and rule Pagal ki na bole? Enough is enough But the poverty was such that there was nothing to nick anyway Chagal ki na khai? Songwriters: Anirudda Das, Steve Chandra Savale Chagal ki na khai? You seem to have forgotten There ain’t no influx, a flood or a swamp You’ve been just as deceived A most effective tool for division and rule Ah, I , I don’t know Jobs in the factories, economic slaves Black people are not the cause of your problems Gotta separate the facts, yes, the facts from the fiction Start to develop hindered relations Publisher: Q.F.M. PUBLISHING And it’s fucking up my day And then they redirect their lack of self respect Rivers of blood is what they want Hip, hip, hooray [unverified] Misinformation received by the common man Ah, I , I don’t know Ah, I , I don’t know We kept our doors open right throughout the day Ah, I , I don’t know We’re often told that this country’s bursting at the seams So what can be done to dissipate the friction? We’re never told that there are in fact more people Immigration has become synonymous with black people Towards a visible target, a visible target Appealing to people’s prejudice So what can be done to dissipate the friction? Hip, hip, hooray [unverified] There is no knowing what they’ll get up to A race war that’s what they’re fighting for That the apple has always been rotten Common sense Gotta separate the facts, yes, the facts from the fiction And people of different cultural persuasions You seem to have forgotten And that black people are not the cause of your problems But once they get, get here Things were good in the good olden days they say And then they redirect their lack of self respect Just a method of arousing bad feeling Black people constitute less than A most effective tool for division and rule All this talk about housing But once they get, get here Ah, I , I don’t know This country’s going to the wogs The sun has got it’s facts wrong And people of different cultural persuasions Oh, the sun has got it’s facts wrong And that black people are not the cause of your problems This country’s bursting at the seams A most effective tool for division and rule Appealing to people’s prejudice Towards a visible target, a visible target Leaving than entering Chagal ki na khai? Just a method of arousing bad feeling The sun has got it’s facts wrong Start to develop hindered relations Yet over sixty per cent of immigrants are white Pagal ki na bole? Is there nothing that a goat won’t eat? There is no knowing what they’ll get up to You’ve been just as deceived Black people are not the cause of your problems Immigration must stop An effect that was planned by the powers that be Oh, the sun has got it’s facts wrong All this talk about housing By claiming influx, a flood or a swamp And it’s fucking up my day Is there nothing that a madman won’t say? Misinformation received by the common man Pagal ki na bole? An effect that was planned by the powers that be


