When I was at school in Peckham,

I went to Peckham and in the 70s,

I used to be running around telling people

that guys like me would never meet the Queen.

You know, I remember, you know, very clearly,

and taught you how to say, you know,

come on, meet her, speak to her,

shake her hand, you know what I mean?

Listen, the only time I have a sweatlight

that is when I know I'm in trouble with my mom.

And tea, we'll be in the class

with our friend White, Black Turkish, whatever.

And we'll be happy.

We'll be playing in school.

But the minute we come out of school,

you could be in the wrong part of Peckham,

wrong part of Earth,

wrong class, the wrong part of Burmese.

This is your friend in school,

but if you're in the wrong part of London,

we'll be fighting inside even.

I remember, like I said, I come to Hackney,

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