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Somerset House Summer Series has signed up The Cribs, Black Country, New Road and more
Tickets go on general sale from 10am on 6th March 2026.
Feb 25, 2026 • 5:12 PM
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In these passionate places There's a piece of me in every town And the dialect changes They never seem to wear me out Yes the war is over But no-one ever told my heart That it's all a laugh because I'm throwing England to the dogs But anyway To be in the right I'd give my life But you must see it through It's now down to you Although you want the boy that is You will never change the boy that was And though he lives in a hotel He seems to scrub up rather well It's just a shame you can't Ignore the ignorant Because you see them Every day To be in the right I'd give my life But you must see it through It's now down to you To be proven right I'd give my life Ignore the ignorant
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