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letra de go home - george the poet

i wonder how much comp-ssion you’ll hear in a country where the leaders spread irrational fear. it’s discouraging if not depressing to learn that a witch-hunt is now our most pressing concern. to keep those jonnies on their feet, all the stations need boarder agency bobbies on the beat. be sure and make the scene loud and clear … because they should be out of here. “go home” all over lorries on the street. that’s government’s best suggestion. well, such a subversive approach must be entirely necessary. which begs the question:
how many illegal immigrants are there in this country?
oh, you don’t quite know. so how can you justify the psychological impact of this whole sideshow? like race relations’ disintegration, this is either oversight or misinformation. but control’s about taking sides, so it’s no surprise you want to roll this out nationwide
“go home” harks back to a miserable memory of hatred towards an invisible enemy, and it’s wrong of government to use this phrase, it’s wrong of government to abuse it’s place, because language is a gateway to an att-tude – that’s menacing, that’s hostile, that is rude. in using those words you invite the behaviour that comes with them. and in doing so, you validate the bigot that runs with them. this is kiddish, it’s foolish, it’s not british – it’s brutish. no one in the country knows how many illegal immigrants there are. nintety-four percent of the country know that a lot of immigrants don’t look like them
if government can’t be bothered to tread carefully, why should anyone else?

- george the poet

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