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It says ^Chere that the ^Gunions will never l^Dearn And it says ^Chere that the e^Gconomy is on the up^Dturn

And it says ^Chere we should be ^Gproud that we are ^Dfree And our free ^Cpress reflects our de^Gmocracy ^D

Those ^Gbraying ^Emvoices on the ^Cright of the ^Ghouse ^GEcho ^Emdown the street of^C shame ^G

Where ^Gpolitics ^Emmix with ^Cbingo and ^Gtits In a ^Gmoney and ^Emnumbers ^Cgame ^G

Where they ^Doffer you a feature on ^Emstockings and suspenders Next to a ^Ccall for stiffer penalties for ^Gsex offenders

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It says ^Chere that ^Gthis year's prince is ^Dborn And it says ^Chere "d'you ^Gever wish that you were bett^Der informed?"

And it says ^Chere that we can ^Gonly stop the ^Drot With a large dose of ^Claw and order and a ^Gtouch of the short sharp ^Dshock

Is this does ^Gnot reflect your ^Emview you must ^Cunderstan^Gd That those who ^Gown these ^Empapers also ^Cown this ^Gland

And they'd ^Grather you bel^Emieve in Coro^Cnation Street c^Gapers In the ^Gwar for circu^Emlation, it ^Csells news^Gpapers

Would it ^Dbe an infringement of the ^Emfreedom of the press to print ^CPictures of women in ^Gstates of undress?

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When you ^Dwake up to the fact that your p^Emaper is Tory Just rem^Cember there are two sides to e^Gvery story

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Billy Bragg - It says here