[00:02.37] Strip in the park, dripped in the Union Jack
[00:05.35] Stepping out all in black
[00:06.81] And we ain't takin' no chat
[00:09.17] Check out the bassline fat
[00:10.41] Get out the way, man's jacked
[00:14.22] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[00:18.44] Strip in the park, if you see man dripped in the Union Jack
[00:24.35] Mind out your route, boy, steppin' in black
[00:28.62] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[00:42.86] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[00:57.29] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[00:59.43] We'll take your will
[01:00.26] Back to the drawing board
[01:01.65] We got just what you're callin' for
[01:03.50] E3, then back to E14
[01:05.53] Big bass mash up, the speakers cool
[01:08.06] Back to the basics
[01:09.08] Man can't end up with a matrix
[01:10.96] Bacon man, I try shapeshift
[01:12.27] That's why you look at your faces
[01:14.11] Come in, come in, come in
[01:17.48] Ain't takin' no chat, rude boy, yeah
[01:21.13] Strippin' it all back
[01:25.30] All back, right back to basics
[01:27.57] Get me
[01:30.46] We ain't waitin', no, man for no matrix, real boy
[01:33.63] No shapeshifters round here
[01:37.01] North, south, east, west
[01:40.35] We run the roads
[01:42.32] Runnin' the streets
[01:44.37] We run the lane, all four corners
[01:48.81] And we run this city
[01:52.07] Yo, every nation
[01:55.29] Me a callin' in a you, you and you
[02:02.79] If I see man tripped in a Union Jack
[02:04.87] Me a tell ya
[02:06.41] Mind out your route, boy, steppin' in black
[02:09.43] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[02:24.71] I'll be runnin' this city to the world
[02:25.81] How am I doin'
[02:29.08] Strippin' it back (back to basics)
[02:32.01] If you see man tripped in a Union Jack
[02:35.86] My heart's in real black steppin' in black (stepping like a ninja)
[02:39.45] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[02:43.25] Are you mad
[02:44.65] Let me tell them again
[02:47.49] We will tell them again
[02:48.82] Local G
[02:51.92] We will tell them again
[02:53.84] I'll be round this city to the world and back
[02:55.89] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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Mieczysława Ćwiklińska-Steinsberg (née Mieczysława Trapszo, Polish: [mʲɛt͡ʂɨ'swava 'trapʂɔ]; 1 January 1879 – 28 July 1972) was a Polish film actress, stage actor, and singer. She was often nicknamed Lińska or Amiette. Born in Lublin, Poland, Ćwiklińska made her debut in 1900 at the Teatr Ludowy (The People's Theatre) in Warsaw in Michał Bałucki's play Grube Ryby. She was married three times, her last husband was the book publisher Marian Steinsberg.
