This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
How come skinhead oi boys have no work?
I bet if they did they'd go berserk
Shut up about the working class
A job is no big deal
You all look like Hitler youth
good job
That's some appeal
You oi-boys and oi-girls have quite the scene
At shows you love to gang up and act mean
The ones I know were racist then
But that's all in the past
Excuse my not believing you
It's happened much too fast
Little rich working class oi boy (x3)
You look and act and talk like Nazi goons
If you truly cared you'd change your tune
The aura you exude tells everyone just how you feel
I don't buy your bullshit boys
Sorry, there's no deal
Little rich working class oi boy (x7)
I bet if they did they'd go berserk
Shut up about the working class
A job is no big deal
You all look like Hitler youth
good job
That's some appeal
You oi-boys and oi-girls have quite the scene
At shows you love to gang up and act mean
The ones I know were racist then
But that's all in the past
Excuse my not believing you
It's happened much too fast
Little rich working class oi boy (x3)
You look and act and talk like Nazi goons
If you truly cared you'd change your tune
The aura you exude tells everyone just how you feel
I don't buy your bullshit boys
Sorry, there's no deal
Little rich working class oi boy (x7)
Lyrics submitted by Madame Me
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im not a big fan of the queers but they do have a fuckin point there is funny how oi skinheads go on against racism and how they stand up for the workin class in the mean time most of them are just a bunch of rich ass kids, it seriously makes me wanna puke sometimes theres a pretty good oi band in my town last time i went to see them, i was in the toilet and i saw 3 skinheads gettin changed, gettin their braces out of their bags...its like u must be what u r, before during and after the show lol
Too true, why would you want to associate yourself with something with such a crappy history?