Anarchy in the UK but it’s Synthpop

Anarchy in the UK but it’s the synthpop version. By me, Stephen Paul Taylor. What cover would you like to hear? Let me know in the comments LYRICS: Right! Now! I am an Antichrist I am an anarchist Don’t know what I want but I know how to get it I wanna destroy passer-by ’Cos I I wanna be anarchy! No dogsbody Anarchy for the U.K It’s coming sometime and maybe I give a wrong time stop a traffic line Your future dream is a shopping scheme ’Cos I I wanna be anarchy! In the city How many ways to get what you want I use the best, I use the rest I use the NME, I use anarchy ’Cos I I wanna be anarchy! It’s the only way to be! wa haaaow Is this the MPLA Or is this the UDA Or is this the IRA? I thought it was the UK Or just Another country Another council tenancy I wanna be an anarchy And I wanna be an anarchy And I wanna be an anarchist Get pissed! Destroy! the Sex Pistols, rock group who created the British punk movement of the late 1970s and who, with the song “God Save the Queen,” became a symbol of the United Kingdom’s social and political turmoil. The original members were vocalist Johnny Rotten (byname of John Lydon; b. January 31, 1956, London, England), guitarist Steve Jones (b. May 3, 1955, London), drummer Paul Cook (b. July 20, 1956, London), and bassist Glen Matlock (b. August 27, 1956, London). A later member was bassist Sid Vicious (byname of John Simon Ritchie; b. May 10, 1957, London—d. February 2, 1979, New York, New York, U.S.). Thrown together in September 1975 by manager Malcolm McLaren to promote Sex, his London clothing store, the Sex Pistols began mixing 1960s English pop music influences (the Small Faces, the Who) with those of 1970s rock renegades (Iggy and the Stooges, the New York Dolls) in an attempt to strip rock’s complexities to the bone. By the summer of 1976 the Sex Pistols had attracted an avid fan base and successfully updated the energies of the 1960s mods for the malignant teenage mood of the ’70s. Heavily stylized in their image and music, media-savvy, and ambitious in their use of lyrics, the Sex Pistols became the leaders of a new teenage movement—called punk by the British press—in the autumn of 1976. Their first single, “Anarchy in the U.K.,” was both a call to arms and a state-of-the-nation address. When they used profanity on live television in December 1976, the group became a national sensation. Scandalized in the tabloid press, the Sex Pistols were dropped by their first record company, EMI, in January 1977; their next contract, with A&M Records, was severed after only a few days in March. Anarchy in the U. K. is a song of the English punk-Band Sex Pistols. It was the band’s first single and was released on 26. November 1976[ 1 ] released. The single later appeared on the album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols. The Rolling stone chose the song at number 53 500 best songs ever PATREON: Join my Patreon for EXCLUSIVE content: Join my STREET TEAM and get a FREE song and FREE Starter Pack: WEBSITE: FB: IG: TIKTOK: @stephenpaultaylor SOUNDCLOUD: BANDCAMP: