Even battered black and blue I never give up my neck, lie back, grab a leg
Find ways to stand up then he’ll beg
Feels like my ribs are bent the wrong way
I grab the cage and stand, take my stance still swaying
Won’t miss a chance to pay him
Back for trying to tap me, I take his back but no chokes today
Only slaps where his cap goes
Big bald dome I couldn’t miss it with a tiny stone
Send out Gath’s biggest boned son
Made a hole in his throat with a catapult
His tribe sulked, enmity resultant, Bible 1
Giants none, I won unanimous decision
A pugilist with derision making you catch hands
Bands and a benz, famous bands play me out
I used to have black mould and grout, all rundown
I used to have to watch out when I went out
Now I go out holding the count
Snub nose comes out if a man starts hounding
Say my name; it’s not Mr Plough
I give the young ones an allowance
I follow a plough to the stars seeking patterns
Allow a friend his pick of the loud packs
Send a death threat whilst Tesco shopping
Every little helps, whelps bringing me brown envelopes
More drugs than Phelps
Beginning to develop addictions
Doesn’t matter I’m stick thin, still quick-thinking rapier wit
Lancet between the ribs like James Joyce did
When they insulted his theory on Hamlet.
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