The Kid
Kevin Bloody Wilson Lyrics


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Fist time he ever had shoes on very first day at school and the sweat young teacher straight from college her first day there too. His mum and ms brown chatted about living out there in the scrub and how he grown up with the shearers and how he done it pretty rough. But he can colon, crutch, dip and dag even though he is only six but I think its best to warn she said you he swears a little bit. I'll keep me eye on him ms brown promised he can be my helping hand and Im sure we will be the best of friends now wont we little man. He didn't even raise his eyes he just bit his bottom lip and said I don't give a shit*
now now she said if you dont swear ill let you ring the bell she said
your soposed to ring the fucking cunt go ring the cunt yourself
and can some one find out what times fucking smoko what time do we knock off
and im busting for a fucking shit where do i find the thunderbox
and do we get our daily rollyweed and six cold cans of piss nad can any bastard tell us whos fucking show is this




Overall Meaning

Kevin Bloody Wilson's song "The Kid" is a satirical take on the Aussie stereotype of rugged, tough men who have grown up in the outback. The song tells the story of a boy who is attending school for the first time and has to deal with a young, naΓ―ve teacher fresh out of college. As the boy's mother and Ms. Brown (the teacher) chat, they discuss the boy's upbringing with the shearers and how rough life in the outback can be. The boy shows off his skills with livestock, and then Ms. Brown warns him that she's heard he swears a little bit too much. The boy responds, "I don't give a shit." The teacher is taken aback but offers to let him ring the bell if he doesn't swear. The boy grudgingly agrees but then proceeds to insult her by telling her to "go ring the cunt yourself." Throughout the song, the boy's language becomes increasingly crude as he demands to know when they'll get their "daily rollyweed and six cold cans of piss" and angrily questions whose "fucking show" it is.


On a deeper level, the song satirizes the idea of masculinity as toughness and the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of the Australian outback. The boy is not portrayed as a hero but rather as a vulgar, angry young man who has been shaped by a brutal environment. The language is crude and confrontational, poking fun at the idea that being uncouth is a badge of honor in some parts of Australian society. Overall, the song points to the absurdity of macho stereotypes and shows how they can lead to toxic behavior.


Line by Line Meaning

First time he ever had shoes on very first day at school
The kid was starting school for the first time and was wearing shoes for the first time in his life


and the sweat young teacher straight from college her first day there too
His teacher was also new to the school and had just graduated college


His mum and ms brown chatted about living out there in the scrub
The kid's mother and the teacher, Ms. Brown, talked about living in the rural outback


and how he grown up with the shearers and how he done it pretty rough.
They talked about how the kid grew up with sheep shearers and had a tough life


But he can colon, crutch, dip and dag even though he is only six
Despite being only six years old, the kid knew how to perform tasks like colon, crutch, dip, and dag which are all related to sheep shearing


but I think its best to warn she said you he swears a little bit
Ms. Brown told the kid's mother that he swears a little, and it's best to tell her beforehand


I'll keep me eye on him ms brown promised he can be my helping hand
Ms. Brown promised to keep a close eye on the kid and mentioned that he could help her if needed


and Im sure we will be the best of friends now wont we little man.
She said they could be friends, but the kid didn't respond


He didn't even raise his eyes he just bit his bottom lip and said I don't give a shit*
The kid didn't look at Ms. Brown and just responded with 'I don't give a shit'


now now she said if you dont swear ill let you ring the bell she said
Ms. Brown promised to let the kid ring the school bell if he didn't swear


your soposed to ring the fucking cunt go ring the cunt yourself
The kid used profanity and told Ms. Brown to ring the bell herself


and can some one find out what times fucking smoko what time do we knock off
The kid asked for the time of the break and when they finish work


and im busting for a fucking shit where do i find the thunderbox
The kid needed to use the toilet and asked where to find it


and do we get our daily rollyweed and six cold cans of piss nad can any bastard tell us whos fucking show is this
The kid asked about the daily supply of cigarettes and beer, as well as who was in charge of the situation




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