The Cutty Wren (Part 2) Chumbawamba
"The Cutty Wren (Part 2)" by Chumbawamba, released in 1997, blends #Folk and #Punk influences. The lyrics reflect themes of resistance, rebellion, and the struggle against oppression, using the metaphor of a wren to symbolize defiance. Its unique musical elements include traditional folk instruments and a spirited vocal delivery, resonating with social activism. The song contributes to the band's reputation for promoting political consciousness through music.
Oh how will you cut him up? said Milder to Moulder
Oh we may not tell you! said Festel to Fose
With knives and with forks! said John the Red Nose
With knives and with forks! said John the Red Nose
And who´ll get the spare ribs? said Milder to Moulder
Oh we may not tell you! said Festel to Fose
We'll give them all to the poor! said John the Red Nose
We'll give them all to the poor! said John the Red Nose
Oh we may not tell you! said Festel to Fose
With knives and with forks! said John the Red Nose
With knives and with forks! said John the Red Nose
And who´ll get the spare ribs? said Milder to Moulder
Oh we may not tell you! said Festel to Fose
We'll give them all to the poor! said John the Red Nose
We'll give them all to the poor! said John the Red Nose
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