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The speaker addresses someone about “an island,” saying they won’t find a better place to stay. The speaker says the person originally claimed they’d never be in, but now that they’re in, “you’ll never go away.”
The speaker then describes “Suppress a revolution from my bed,” referencing Casey tweeting “I to disagree with what I said.” They urge the person to “Step outside the ethnocite in bloom” and “Stand up inside the magistrate,” and they say, “Slap sentence cause you tweeted me.”
The speaker claims, “You ain’t ever gonna deport them all,” and repeats, “Oh, migrants can stay.” They state it’s “too late to stop the country’s decline,” and say “They’ll be righteous in crime rates.” The speaker adds an instruction not to look back “in anger,” saying, “you heard me say.”
They then say, “Take me to the place where they go / Where everyone knows / They’re allowed to stay,” and assert that “We’ll put your kid’s life in the hands / Of a migrant grooming gang,” followed by “And let them get away.”
The refrain returns: “Suppress a revolution from my bed,” with She tweeting that she disagreed with what the speaker said. The speaker repeats the lines about stepping outside “the ethnocite in bloom,” standing and citing the magistrates, and “Like Satan’s cause you tweeted me.” They again repeat, “We ain’t ever gonna deport them all.”
The speaker repeats that it’s “too late to stop the country’s decline” and that “There’ll be rises in crime rates,” ending with “But don’t look back in anger, you heard me say.” The text continues with repeated variations of “Don’t look back in anger,” including “So, my brisket steak” and “Don’t think you have me.”