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I'm gonnae get stabbed
The Baltic Fleeto are up my arse
No cavalry could ever save me
I'm gonnae get stabbed.

You dont want to stab me,
you dont want to stab me,
cos you dont know my family
and our capabilities.
You dont want to stab me.

I had my choice, I took my choice
That was to stand and fight the Fleeto Boys
but now I find myself running for my life
I seen their swords and their knives
and I changed my mind.

Its time to go,
its time to run.
Run rabbit run.
Run rabbit run.
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Its a true reflection of a common situation in Glasgow these days and brilliantly portrayed.

Love the bit "you dont wanna stab me, You don't want to stab... ME!" Such a Glasgow expression.

Emphasising the me, as in, Im a somebody. If you do that then your going to get alot worse done to you.

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Fleeto's are names given to local gangs in Glasgow. The Baltic Fleeto is the local gang to dalmarnock - Glasvegas' own patch.

This to me is about running with your mates til the mob your sparring with bring out the weapons and your going to get fuct over with the armoury involved.

That's real man - the Glasgow equivalent of Bloods n Crips

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aye. helping to bring parts of the true glasgow underworld to mass attention.

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I like the use of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" in the background

Exrtemely haunting

Cover art for Stabbed lyrics by Glasvegas

I'm pretty sure the title of this song is "I'm Gonna Get Stabbed"

Cover art for Stabbed lyrics by Glasvegas

the single version is called 'im gonna get stabbed', on the album its just 'stabbed'. either way, its a very moving song from an amazing album by a spectacular band.

 
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