I remember the day when they pulled down the school, the hospital too and they built the new flats, they left in a van and an army of trucks, guess we ran out of luck, they said how’d you like that, we did our share of throwing stones at the windows, where ever the wind blows, that’s where we went, the theatre died when the fire tore through it, we rampaged through it, and now it’s all gone, we never thought that anything should change, we never thought that anything could change, we never thought, no we never thought, no we never thought that anything would change, we did our best just to stay out of trouble, we played in the rubble amongst the debris, where’s all the grass we’re supposed to stay off of, the parks now a car park, no ball games allowed, we never thought that anything should change, we never thought that anything could change, we never thought, no we never thought, we never thought that anything would change, we never thought, no we never thought, no we never thought that anything would change, I remember the days when they pulled down the school , the hospital too and they built the new flats, they left in a van with an army of trucks, I guess we ran out of luck, they said how’d you like that, so we caught a train, we were heading for london, looking for funding where we ain’t got a chance, might as well put the lot on the lottery, for want of a mockery, lets dance this last dance every day the same and after that it’s more again, it’s never change, ch ch change, every day the same and after that it’s more again, it’s never change, ch ch change, every day the same and after that it’s more again, it’s never change, ch ch change, every day the same and after that it’s more again, it’s never change, ch ch change it’ s never change, ch ch change.