Giro City
By Jazz (from Issue 2)
Things ain't nice,
and there's nothing pretty
when you walk the streets of Giro City.
"Jobs, what jobs?"
Ain't they just myths;
something the kids
talk about when they're pissed!
Leaving school to live
in a council hole;
my girlfriend's pregnant,
and I'm still on the dole.
Things ain't nice,
in fact they're shitty,
when you walk down the streets
of Giro City.
"Government, what Government?"
It doesn't make sense.
With all this unemployment,
they're only looking after
themselves.
Dogs, cats, kids, it's a pity.
Have you seen the slums of
Giro City?
Working men on the slagheap
of time.
Victims of society, yours and mine.
They don't survive, they just exist;
somehow they've found the strength to resist.
All the thoughts of suicide that plague
their minds.
And the lies that tomorrow will bring
better times.
There's only one day in the week, and it's a pity.
We spend it waiting for the postman in Giro City.