Who invented this?
God
Who invented that?
God did too
Who invented this and that?
English did
What were invented those?
Who invented fish?
God
Who invented chips?
God did too
Who invented fish and chips?
English did
Well everybody pooed
You pinched, you snagged
Pop it in an onion bag
You pinched, you snagged
Pop it in an onion bag
We'll give you what we've got
We'll give you what we've got
We'll give you what we've got
We're England Во registration
And we're giving so much
We're Englandвоrough
And we're coming for abour
We're England Во registration
Who we many love? Who we many hates? Who we many love and hates? Who we many time? Who we many time? Who we many half time? You ponce, you *, pop it in the onion bag.
We're England, England, and we're giving so much. We're England, England, and we're coming for a carnival.
Fifty percent of the inventions invented after the Second World War are in English.
Tryers, phones, planes, computers, pen and sewing, connect, crawl.
Countdown, generation game, telephones.
Parliament, National Health, Luddites, Bessemer converter, Spirigini, steam, internal combustion.
Honecker, the crash, blur, oasis, Beatles, the wrong sons, capstone, full strength, navy rum, hipsters, hippies, flares.
We're England.
We're
England.
We're England.
We are.

. . coming for a
. . carnival.
Who invented fish?
Who invented chips?
Who invented fish and chips?
Now, who invented time?
Who invented time?
Who invented half time?
Really?
Who invented time?
Who invented space?
Who invented time?
Who invented time?