The Wildhearts The British All-American Homeboy Crowd Lyrics

Feel a little too white
My chin's a little too tight
I've got a mouth and a fist
Don't gotta sit on the wrist
Nearest me got a funk
Hell, it's Marley and punk
Guess I'm a little unhip
To be on that kinda trip

We sing, we dance
You can see the whites of our pants
We rock like we stay
Got no use out of LA
And you'll soon find me
In the monster raving party
'Cos it's hard to be proud
In the all American homeboy crowd

Beat it!
All American homeboy crowd
All American homeboy crowd
All American homeboy crowd
And we'll be walking the walk
And we'll be talking aloud
We're the all American homeboy crowd
Check it!

Me and my homies is down
Why they colour them brown
Check out the shoes that I wear
Throw me a five in the air
We dance, we sing
We confuse our culture and dream
And we learn 'cos we're allowed
In the all American homeboy crowd
I forget that we be
Just as English as mustard and tea
'Cos it's hard to be proud
In the all American homeboy crowd

British
All American homeboy crowd - Sing it
All American homeboy crowd - I wanna see some hands
All American homeboy crowd - And electric guitar
All American homeboy crowd - There's winners and w___ers
All American homeboy crowd - Don't be dissing our hats now
All American homeboy crowd - Bang it, bang it!
All American homeboy crowd - A-do you know what you are?
All American homeboy crowd - You are what you is...

Perhaps one of the most interesting word in the English language today is the word f___.
It is one of those magical words which, just by its sound, can describe pain, pleasure, hate and love.
It can be used as a verb, both intransitive - Mary was f___ed by John
And transitive - John f___ed Mary.
As an adverb - Mary is f___ing interested in John
And as a noun - Mary is a fine f___.
It can also be used as an adjective - Mary was a f___ing beautiful girl.
As you can see, there are not many words with the versatility of f___.
Besides the s__ual meaning there are the following uses:
Fraud - I got f___ed at the used car lot,
Dismay - Oh, f___ it!,
Trouble - I guess I'm f___ed now!,
Aggression - f___ you!,
Difficulty - I don't understand this f___ing job,
Displeasure - What the f___ is going on here?,
Incompetence - he's a f___ off,
Ignorance - f___ if I know,
Apathy - Who gives a f___?,
Defiance - The f___ you can!
I know you can think of may more uses, but with all these uses, how can anyone be offended when you say f___?
We can use this word more often in our daily speech.It adds to your prestige.