Chords for Anti Social?

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_ [D] I was [G] sitting in the bar one [A] Friday evening _
[D] Men were laughing [G] at some young lad up [A] the lane
_ [Em] They put a shotgun to [A] his knees and [D] no one stopped to hear [G] the police
[D] Oh it's [Em] so funny [A] how they left [D] him in the rain
_ [Am] And I asked him what [G] they meant by [D] anti-social _ _
[Am] Was he flooding [G] the estates with [A] low paid jobs?
[Em] Did he make a [A] million pound [D] knocking public [G] housing down?
_ And [Em] making space for [A] yuppie flats for smart [D] arsed yobs?
[Am] But the place was [G] standing still when [D] I stopped talking
_ And [Am] they looked [G] at me as if I [A] wasn't well
[Em] And once someone [A] had to pay [D] there was a boogie's [G] rob the day
_ And [Em] we'll all be [A] middle class soon anyway
[D] _ But [G] I thought who are [E] we to look down [D] on these people
_ Who could see [G] no other way to make [A] it through _
[Em] Than to fiddle [A] what they could [D] from the so [G] called great and good
_ [Em] Oh if I just [A] had their balls I'd do [D] it too
_ _ [E] See I find it hard [G] to take the [D] double standards
To [Am] look [G] down on the people doing [A] time
It [Em] seems the rich can rob [A] us all, [D] take our produce [G] and have a ball _
[Em] Oh but when we take [A] it back they [D] call it crime
So [Am] I went [G] down to the court [D] the following Monday
There was [Am] a young girl [G] sat crying in the [A] back
_ _ [Em] And they told [A] her crime won't pay [D] as they took her [G] child away
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sent her off [A] to Highbank [D] stunned with shock
_ [Am] The credit [G] card she had was label [D] stolen _
[Am] And as this [G] CID man smiled she [A] left in tears
But not [Em] a courtroom [A] in the land [D] would put a bank man [G] on remand
_ [D] Though [Em] he'd been ripping [A] off the working class [D] for years
So [G] I say who are we [A] to look down [D] on these people
_ Who [G] could see no other way to make [A] it through
_ [Em] Than to fiddle [A] what they could [D] from the so called [G] great and good
_ [Em] Oh if I just [A] had their balls I'd do [D] it too _ _
[Am] So back up [G] at the bar I [D] couldn't help it
[Am] As once [G] again the talk [A] returned to crime _
[Em] I said the man who [A] has the loot nearly always [G] wears a suit
[D] And [Em] any man who [A] rips him off's [D] a friend of mine
But [Am]
I looked [G] around at all the [D] angry faces
_ And [Am] I thought I'd [G] keep my feelings to [A] myself _
[B] But I know I'm not [A] alone, [D] only scum [G] steals from their own
But [Em] if you're gonna rob [A] their rich just [D] help yourself
So [G] I say who are [A] we to look [D] down on these people _
[G] Who could see no other way to [A] make it through
_ _ [Em] Than to fiddle [A] what they could [D] from the so called [G] great and good
_ Oh if I just had their balls I'd do it too
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