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He turns his eye to petty crime. 'Cause John Law will never drop a dime. Suburban Anarchists who've never broke the law. Sing about police oppression, but theyive never met John Law. He doesn't fuck with young kids drinking in the Park. But he makes the city safe for women after dark. Edit Lyrics.
John Law Lyrics: Now let me tell you about a man named John Law He's a neighborhood cop the toughest man I ever saw A man who knows his duty, a man with a gun To the people in the...
For John Law, neighborhood cop (A man we know and love) He walks the beat. Riding scumbags from the streets. He turns his eye to petty crime. Cause John Law will never drop a dime. Suburban anarchists who've never broke the law. Sing about police oppression, but they've never met John Law.
John Law Lyrics by Dropkick Murphys from the Live on St. Patrick's Day From Boston, MA album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Now let me tell you about a man named John Law Heis a neighborhood cop the toughest man I ever saw A man who knows his …
Dropkick Murphys. The Early Years. John Law. - Music: Barton, Lyrics: Casey, McColgan - Now let me tell you about a man named John Law He's a neighborhood cop the toughest man I ever saw A man who knows his duty, a man with a gun To the people in the neighborhood John Law is number one.
Now let me tell you about a man named John Law He's a neighborhood cop, the toughest man I ever saw A man who knows his duty, a man with a gun To the people in the neighborhood John Law is number one Freeze, we said stop (His name was John Law) For John Law, neighborhood cop (A man we know and love) When John Law's not kicking a** on robbers ...
Now let me tell you about a man named John Law He's a neighborhood cop, the toughest man I ever saw A man who knows his duty, a man with a gun To the people in the neighborhood John Law is number one Freeze, we said stop (His name was John Law) For John Law, neighborhood cop (A man we know and love) When John Law's not kicking ass on robbers ...
