Refugee education number two
Dash the curry like you're not in a hurry

Me come from New Delhi
Me not got no worry
And if you fuck with me
I'm gon' dash my curry
Me come from New Delhi
Me not got no worry
But if you fuck with me
I'm gon' dash my curry
Me come from New Delhi
Me not got no worry
But if you fuck with me
I'm gon' dash my curry
Me come from New Delhi
Me not got no worry
And if you fuck with me
I'm gon' dash my curry


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Dash the Curry Skit Lyrics as written by Mathangi Arulpragasam

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    Corrections? "Dash the curry like you're not in a hurry

    Me come from New Delhi..."

    paperclip77on January 31, 2006   Link
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    I second those corrections. How do some people on this site come up with the lyrics they come up with? "A knight in a hurry?"

    Kyomaraon March 11, 2007   Link
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    What does this all mean?

    stagemanager86on December 03, 2007   Link
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    i second to that. wtf does it mean? lls

    tania322on January 02, 2008   Link
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    Curry is an indian spice so she is saying if any one messes her, she is going to dash the curry, or basically resort to her cultural instincts.

    BIAMIAon April 15, 2008   Link
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    Dash means to throw violently, and it's kind of a stereotype and it's assumed that everybody from South East Asia eats loads of curry. The whole 'refugee education' etc. . .they're basic lessons that point fun at racism experienced by refugees. She's poking fun of both language patterns that differ in languages [I'm not sure what it's like in Tamil, but in Punjabi we put the verb at the end of the sentence, kind of with German and sub-ordinating conjunctions and use of a second verb]. So she's adopting basic English from an immigrant perspective using wrong word order owing to differing word order patterns [playing on stereotypes]. Dash is also a term of frustration in the UK, so it's - in my opinion- taking the piss out of ill-conceived UK stereotypes. From a British Asian perspective, this song is fucking side splitting.

    taffistanion July 29, 2010   Link

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