1,2,3,4
Many huh’s
Oh yeah
Just a money grabber
Come on (x4)
Hey!
Yeah she’s a money grabber out for what she can get
Oh yeah
She’s a money grabber-er-er out for what she can get
Oh yeah
You betta’ watch out or she will get …..
Yeah – e – yeah!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey!
Just a money grabber (x2)
Yeah!
She will steal you money and your pride too yeah-e-yeah (x2)
O-yeah you betta’ watch out because she is bad news yeah-e-yeah
You betta’ watch o-o-out because she is bad news yeah!
Many huh’s
Come again, hey (x2)
More huh’s
Instrumental (2.07-2.34)
Huh just a money grabber (x8)
Hey she is poison no no no good for you yeah-e-yeah
She is poison no good no no good for you oh-yeah
She will catch you in her web then you’ll never get loose, yeah-e-yeah
She will catch you in her web and then you’ll never get loose
Huh just a money money grabber, huh huh
Just a money grabber (x2)
Hey hey yeah yarr
Just a money grabber
Yeah yeah yarr
She’s a money grabber
Hey hey
Just another money grabber
Just a money grabber
Hey hey yeah yurr
Hey just a money grabber
Just a money grabber
Hey she’s a money grabber
Just a money grabber ( x10) Together
Just a money grabber (x3)
Money grabber get out of my face, yeah!
These lyrics represent the current economic climate and the coalition governments recent nationwide cut backs. The government made up of the conservative party and the liberal democrats both came together to form a coalition government and have recently been trying to save money by cutting expenses in the public sector and also by raising prices on other areas this has possibly hit students and young people the hardest as they are trying to raise tuition fee’s to an extortionate price. The tuition fee price rise has caused huge riots and a massive uprising of students and young people collaborating as one voice trying to be heard and rebel against these rises. In most recent news a huge protest took place at Milbank (the conservative parties head quarters) the protest turned into a violent storming of the building where the angered students kicked through the windows and started a huge bonfire. These acts of rebellion are a clear link to the ska music genre loosely however they are more linked to punk. Yet ska music videos often feature economic images of hardship, this recent protest symbolises our song very clearly.
Well done for linking the genre to protest, with great image of Cameron and Clegg (money grappers?) and the protest. You need to explain how these images and the student movement relates to Ska. You could link your points to the title seequence of "This is England" where Shane Meadows links the condition of England to the British establishment, i.e. Thatcher/the Conservative Party, the army (war in Falklands which is negative represented), the Royal Family and the condition of the disenfranchised working class.
ReplyDeleteThe student movement reflects student the anger at what they perceive as the Lib Dem betrayal and their cosying up with the Tories; the skinhead gangs as represented in "This is England" also represent a rebellion against an establishment which has trodden on the working class etc etc. Read up on this.
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