Talk:Hang Fire

Fair use rationale for Image:Hangfire.jpg
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Slob or sod?
The article quotes the lyric as follows: You know marrying money is a full time job/I don't need the aggravation/I'm a lazy slob.

Are you sure the correct word is slob? I thought it was sod -- "I'm a lazy sod." "Lazy sod" is an English figure of speech, one fitting for a song like "Hang Fire" which is sung in a cockney accent. Moreover, in their 1977 debut album, the Sex Pistols had a song called "Seventeen (I'm a Lazy Sod)" with the lyrics "I'm a lazy sod" repeated many times. I always thought maybe the one song influenced the other. Chisme (talk) 21:46, 21 June 2016 (UTC)