| We hear no evil now, we speak no evil now, |
| But I see what’s around and I can’t understand it. |
| An eastern in the west with right becoming left, |
| I’ll put you to the test. Our lips are sealed. |
| So in the present tense they say the evidence |
| Points towards common sense, it all works out for the best in the end. |
| So please explain to me how a minority |
| Can vote the BNP in a place I call my fucking country? |
| You! Who would you speak for? |
| Our lips are sealed. |
| I think it’s safe to say that people every day |
| Work hard to find a way for a kind of place where I wanna stay. |
| And yet I’m pretty sure that there are so much more |
| That wanna shut the door. Our lips are sealed. |
| So strike me from the list, brand me a pessimist, |
| I forgot to mention what the problem is, if I pop the question will they answer |
| this? |
| Do you think we ever really could unite and integrate for good? |
| Do you think we ever really would, or say «There goes the neighbourhood»? |
| You! Who would you speak for? |
| You got it. You got it. |
| Who would you speak for? |
| This place is where I belong. |
| I gotta wonder if the silence speaks louder than words. |
| So where’s the wisdom in a word you never wanted to say? |
| Pick up the pieces of opinions that I never heard. |
| What have you got to, what have you got to say that’s so secret, eh? |
| I gotta wonder if we’ll ever get an answer to it. |
| Who would you speak for? |
| Our lips are sealed. |
| So when’s it gonna stop? Casual racist drop. |
| Call it a paki shop, but you never stop to think about it. |
| It isn’t misconstrued to call it Chinky food |
| It’s simply fucking rude. Our lips are sealed. |
| It turns my stomach when I hear that spiel again, |
| Say I got no problem, in my own back yard I wouldn’t wanna meet them. |
| Just because their skin is black and you can simply turn your back |
| And say «My God, I’m alright Jack», ambivalence is on the attack. |
| You! Who would you speak for? |
| Is it me, or you, or them? |
| Who would you speak for? |
| This place is where I belong. |
| I gotta wonder if the silence speaks louder than words. |
| So where’s the wisdom in the words you never wanted to say? |
| Pick up the pieces of opinions that I never heard. |
| What have you got to, what have you got to say that’s so secret, eh? |
| I gotta wonder if we’ll ever get an answer to it. |
| Who would you speak for? |
| What have you gotta say? What have you gotta say? |
| What have you gotta say? What have you gotta say anyway? |
| What have you gotta say? What have you gotta say? |
| What have I got to, what have I got to say to make you see? |
| Our lips are… |
| It’s time to think it through, so what we gonna do? |
| I know you’ve seen it too, it’s up to me and it’s up to you, hey! |
| Then fucking sing along 'cause there is nothing wrong |
| With another Unity song. |
| This place is where I belong. |
| I gotta wonder if the silence speaks louder than words. |
| So where’s the wisdom in the words you never wanted to say? |
| Pick up the pieces of opinions that I never heard. |
| What have you got to, what have you got to say that’s so secret, eh? |
| I gotta wonder if we’ll never get an answer to it. |
| Who would you speak for? |
| You got it. You got it. |
| Who would you speak for? |
| Is it me, or you, or them? |
| Who would you speak for? |
| You got it. |
| What have I got to, what have I got to say? |