Rotting On Remand
Billy Bragg
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C I stood before the judge that dayF C As he refused my bail And I knew that I would spend my timeG Awaiting trial in jailC I said there is no justiceF C As they led me out of the doorF And the judge said, "This isn't aC court of justice sonG C This is a court of law".C They first sent me to WindsorF C And then to Stoke on Trent In a holding cell in LiverpoolG Three days and nights I spentC My solicitor can't find meF C And my family don't knowF I keep telling them that I'mC innocentG They just say, "Come on son, in youC C7 go."Continúa después del anuncioF I was picked up on suspicion ofC something I haven't doneC B/C A/C G/C Here I sit in 'F' wing waitingG for my trial to comeF It's a cruel unusual punishmentC F that society demandsC G Innocent till proven guilty,C rotting on remandF C G C A7D I ended up in this jailG D Built in 18-82 When one man to one prison cellA Was a Victorian valueD Now three of us are squeezed in hereG D And you can't escape the smellG D Of that bucket in the cornerA D And we eat in here as well They let me out of this cageG D To slop that bucket out To get my food and bring it backA And if I'm lucky, get a showerD Apart from one hours exerciseG D I'm locked in here all dayG You don't turn criminals intoD citizensA D D7 By treating them this wayG Is the prize of law and order theD stench of Wormwood ScrubsD C#/D B/D With judges quick to sentenceA/D A sending more down from aboveG It's a cruel unusual punishmentD G that society demandsD A Innocent till proven guilty,D rotting on remand G D A D ...E|-------------------------------- E|---------------------------------- E|----------|Francois Rousseau Laboratoire Incognito (Computer Languages) Universite de Montreal, Canada E-mail: rousseaf@iro.umontreal.ca E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|