Li ho visti a Bratislava
andare a donne di sera
spacciatori di jeans usati.
Passata la frontiera
sono i funzionari
dell'Italia dei magliari.
Li ho visti in aeroplano per la Thailandia
i ragionieri e i contrabbandieri.
Bianche a poco prezzo,
bambine di Bali:
sono l'esca per gli squali.
Che vengon su,
sempre di più.
Il produttore ha messo gli occhi
sulla ragazzina e combina la festa giusta
con il fotografo faina professionista:
io odio gente come questa.
Detesto il randa col Ferrari e la pistola,
i proprietari di ballerine.
Tutti i figli di puttana
hanno una faccia sola.
E me li sento nella gola.
Che vengon su,
sì vengon su,
sempre di più.
Vengono su.
E vengon su,
sempre di più.
Vengono su,
sempre di più.
Vorrei comprare un F104 a reazione
e mitragliare con precisione:
le risse da concerto e da pallone,
gli esperti della televisione.
Il rompiballe moralista,
l'idiota giornalista,
il chitarrista di banda armata.
Sarebbe bello avere il dito sul pulsante adesso:
questa gente ce l'abbiamo addosso.
Sempre di più!
Sempre di più!
Vengono su
sempre di più ….
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