Walked calmly onto the scene No one knew where he’d been He said you shouldn’t do that He was the man with a hat Nothing could amuse him He let people peruse him He did everything he could Just like a man with a hat should
Fashionable clothes for trendy whores Big business money-making clothes stores Hit the right button, out comes a magazine To keep you up to date on the fashion scene
Is this the right colour? No, it’s the wrong shade Business and profit’s the way of the world Can it and will it ever be cured While people’s suffering is still ignored?
“Have you got a shirt that’s made from tweed? A new fur coat is what I really need To go with the underpants I’ve already bought I don’t like your long-johns, they’re much too short”
You live – and see – people’s – agony But is this – the right shade – of – burgundy?
Is this the right colour? No, it’s the wrong shade Business and profit’s the way of the world
Life ruled by fashion and not thinking Or common sense, a wardrobe full of Clothes that have only been worn once Cos the following week they’re out of date
The only reason for existence, being seen As the necessity to impress other people And stay ahead in fashion
Emotion and sanity reduced to scant levels Due to incessant worry of not being able To better the superficial and cosmetic Standards set by equally narrow-minded Trendy fashionable individuals
I refuse to feel guilt, embarrassment Or inferiority just because my clothes Aren’t baggy enough or the wrong Shade of burgundy
But that’s the way of the world
18th Apr 2025 – Writing this out now, I can guess that I was very inspired by Jello Biafra and the Dead Kennedys