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Virile Young Man
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Virile Young Man
They said “the youth
nowadays...”
Sounding as dense as their folks
I’m a virile young man
Looking to fetter away
I’ll show you every inch
Of this fertile land
I’m sure it won’t take long
It’s mostly barren and bland
But I’ll stick up for the times
I spent around
This generous bunch
Who flatter me so
With gracious words
And compliments
Towards my looks
And fatherly potential
Rooftop shouting
Banging drum
There never was a man
More full of cum
There’ll be a BBC
Documentary
For your viewing pleasure
In years to come
On my life and times,
Minor cultural crimes
As an influence
On other virile young men
Don’t let that put you off
My record’s pretty clean
Excellent references
From many letting agents
Let me wiping away
These biscuit crumbs
From my inviting lap
That never looked so good
Now my skin’s cleared up
After many years
Plagued by eczema
Well I must’ve grown up
Now my blood is pumping
Thick and fast
Like a cow down a hill
I’ve got enough to last
For many people
Dish it out
In abundance
Without a doubt
I’m a virile young man
And I’m shitting at rates
Never witnessed before
In any era gone
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I Don’t Wanna Share My Face
I look at myself in the mirror
And it me who’s staring back
It’s so reassuring
So reassuring
But walking down the aisle at the supermarket and
Things get whack
My reflection’s reoccurring
But eye contact’s not returning
I Don’t Wanna Share My Face
No I Don’t Wanna Share My Face at all
Sitting at home on the bed
Gotta get away from this
I need a change of pace
I’ll watch 10 Rillington Place
But then I recognise clearly
It’s myself, how could I miss?
It’s such a curious case
John Hurt and I we share a face
I Don’t Wanna Share My Face
No I Don’t Wanna Share My Face at all
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Volk Soup Leeds, UK
Soupy
Rearing their snarling heads, Volk Soup seek to put themselves securely on the
map
beginning in the fertile land of the North of England, making good use of the venues
and populated post-punk scene at their disposal.
Volk Soup’s message is far from complete as they are armed to the teeth with an arsenal of more volatile strings to their bow.
volksoupband@gmail.com
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