Sounds to me like "... your crew collates", referring maybe to the chingy they just got for the "grass" , and here I think the "new cash for old grass" line is a way of saying getting paid for playing the same thing over and over again each week. Which obviously the singer is not satisfied with, which is why he is in the van.
I also think that they are saying "young cads roasting away", not "your cat..."
Sounds to me like "... your crew collates", referring maybe to the chingy they just got for the "grass" , and here I think the "new cash for old grass" line is a way of saying getting paid for playing the same thing over and over again each week. Which obviously the singer is not satisfied with, which is why he is in the van.
I also think that they are saying "young cads roasting away", not "your cat..."