Stiff Little Fingers: Alternative Ulster Meaning
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Alternative Ulster Lyrics
The Pound so old it's a pity
OK, there's the Trident in Bangors
Then walk back to the city
We ain't got nothin' but they don't really care
They don't even know you know
They just want money
They can take it or...
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Here is the real meaning ... from Jake himself!
https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/9kqmk8/talking-alternative-ulster-with-stiff-little-fingers-jake-burns
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not exactly
its in fact about north-ireland
and about beeing forced to choose sides when both are just offering the same violent crapp and are eager to keep on fighting just because.
and yeah; capitalism in a country with no jobs for those outside -
I think this song is about boredom and the governments lies and shit like that.
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