John Cooper Clarke's Mobile Phone




Epoc, Bluetooth,
IrDA is out.
I tell thee; to me, it all means nowt.

The Sound of Salford
Is a ringing tone
Now everyone's got a mobile phone.

Big blokes, small blokes,
Even garden gnomes.
Our chip shop gives them out on loan.

It's a nightmare, disaster
On the late bus home,
Hearing cheaply manufactured mobile phones.

Are they schitzoid nutters or hands-free pricks ?
Brain rot, from radiation,
Perhaps that's it ?

Loud mouthed yuppies
And children of three
Talk on mobile phones like drunks on speed.

With snap-on covers
Sporting catchy names;
They even work on the bloody trains.

In central Manchester,
On gay, one-night stands;
Mobile phones have been introduced to hamster land.





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John Cooper Clarke's Mobile Phone © 1999-2003, The Happy Hippy


First published sometime before Tuesday the 30th of November, 1999
Last upload was on Tuesday the 23rd of September, 2003 at 18:46:34