In hot South West In olden day They punched & took his food away They never seemed to get the gist Belittled him & chained his wrist And then one day the sun came up And he was down & burned & cut His situ he did analyse His status he did redefine He'd been working with the world And keeping his own flag all furled And now perhaps he'd fight for him For not to do would be a sin In point of fact In lieu of truth I have and am a wasted youth Who stares in shock at thirty six I've caned my stock of teenage kicks I'm sorry if I stole all yours Whilst we were staring at my floor My fatal floor.