1. |
Who Laughs Last
03:17
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To you we meant nothing
We wouldn’t last for long
You said we should grow up
What we did was wrong
To you it made no sense
To you it was all the same
But we still take no shit
Won’t play your fuckin’ games
Poured our hearts into the music
Nothing could stand in our way
Didn’t care for school or work
We only wanted to play
Spent all money on records and beer
Didn’t care for future plans
All we wanted was to hang out
And make music with our friends
CHORUS
20 years later we’re still here
Still doing what we like best
You’re saying we fucked up
While your life’s a fuckin’ mess
Just look where you’re right now
With your pathetic little life
A boring 9 to 5 job
And an even more boring wife
WHO LAUGHS LAST (4x)
CHORUS
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2. |
Paying Tribute
02:36
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Music for hooligans
And the oppressed
Skinheads on the rampage
Skinheads in sta-press
Up to evil conduct
Razorblades in the night
We fight to live - We got a fight!
The culture, the classics
And all of the above
It's the style that we like
And the music that we love
Don't forget the struggle
Avenues and alleyways
We're paying tribute
To those glory days!
Bloodshed on the street
The city's in a jam
Won't say sorry to anyone
I'm proud of who I am
Suburban rebels
Who never fall
So join the rejects and
Let’s take ‘em all!
CHORUS
State of emergency
We're infa riot
Backstreet kids
Can't stand the peace and quiet
It’s gang warfare
In garageland
All coppers are bastards
They don’t understand!
CHORUS
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3. |
Lost in the System
03:04
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Single moms with two jobs, who still can't pay the rent
People lose insurance, 'cause their company's bent
Mental illness untreated, sedated and locked up
Workers lose their jobs, 'cause the managers fucked up
Elderly who worked, to make this country great
Don’t see enough health workers, understaffed and underpaid
People who left everything, their country bombed to shit
Only to find the bombs replaced by molotovs and spit
Never look down on others, 'cause when you're down on your luck
You get lost in a system, that doesn't give a fuck
Life's a fucking tightrope, Don't wander off the track
(For) In this broken system, You can fall between the cracks
The world's biggest drug dealers, peddle in medicine
Tell kids to say no, then stuff 'em full of ritalin
Addiction and disease? Big fucking surprise
Your life's a business model, and profit needs to rise
CHORUS
However bleak things get, don't let it get you down
And when you're doing well, stop and look around
We're all in this together, we all deal with shit
When you lend a helping hand, everybody benefits
CHORUS (2x)
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4. |
In Fryslan
02:41
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People here still speak the truth
They'll tell you what is what
Respect is still taught to the youth
And to appreciate what you've got
Others may look down on us
Cause statistically we're poor
But money can't buy happiness
And we'll always have more
'Cause being part of something
Fills a heart with pride
And there's not a place that beats
the Frisian countryside
The water, the fields
And the clear blue sky
It’s where I belong
(and I'll stay here till I die)
The anthem and the flag,
A language of our own.
You won’t get in trouble here
When respect is shown.
But you better not mess
With the province we love
'Cause it's Fryslân boppe
Fryslân above!
CHORUS
IN FRYSLÂN! We stand as one
IN FRYSLÂN! We all belong
IN FRYSLÂN! You can sing along,
'cause IN FRYSLÂN...
CHORUS
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