Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Yeah, punk queen, street scene, fashion renegade,
Vivienne Westwood, the legend never fades.
London to the block, couture to the curb,
She flipped the whole system with every single word.
Yo, yo, safety pins pop, leather chains on lock,
Vivienne hit the stage, made the whole world shock.
From King’s Road rebels to the Sex Pistols rage,
She dressed anarchy loud, fashion war on the page.
Union Jack ripped, stitched crooked on a vest,
Turned high society into chaos and unrest.
Not just a seamstress, she was fightin’ the crown,
Put the underground up while the posh broke down.
She’s the dame of the game, spittin’ fire on the frame,
Westwood forever, carve her name in the flame.
From the catwalk to the alley, hear the people yell—
“Vivienne raised hell, and she wore it well.”
Plaid skirts twisted, corsets tight-laced,
Models stomp strong with rebellion on they face.
Chains on the runway, spikes in the hair,
Fashion like a weapon, she ain’t playin’ fair.
Corporate cats tried to box her in,
But she flipped the whole script with a devilish grin.
British punk goddess, couture turned street,
Every line she designed had the system beat.
From Sex to Savile Row, she stitched the divide,
A hustler with the needle, mad genius with pride.
She said, “Fashion ain’t quiet, it’s a riot, a fight,”
Turned fabric into freedom, put the crown in her sight.
She’s the dame of the game, spittin’ fire on the frame,
Westwood forever, carve her name in the flame.
From the catwalk to the alley, hear the people yell
“Vivienne raised hell, and she wore it well.”
So raise up your fists for the queen in tartan,
Westwood’s legacy, yeah, it’s just startin’.
Hardcore, hardcore, let the system know,
Vivienne Westwood. forever run the show.
Yeah, punk queen, street scene, fashion renegade,
Vivienne Westwood, the legend never fades.
London to the block, couture to the curb,
She flipped the whole system with every single word.
Yo, yo, safety pins pop, leather chains on lock,
Vivienne hit the stage, made the whole world shock.
From King’s Road rebels to the Sex Pistols rage,
She dressed anarchy loud, fashion war on the page.
Union Jack ripped, stitched crooked on a vest,
Turned high society into chaos and unrest.
Not just a seamstress, she was fightin’ the crown,
Put the underground up while the posh broke down.
She’s the dame of the game, spittin’ fire on the frame,
Westwood forever, carve her name in the flame.
From the catwalk to the alley, hear the people yell—
“Vivienne raised hell, and she wore it well.”
Plaid skirts twisted, corsets tight-laced,
Models stomp strong with rebellion on they face.
Chains on the runway, spikes in the hair,
Fashion like a weapon, she ain’t playin’ fair.
Corporate cats tried to box her in,
But she flipped the whole script with a devilish grin.
British punk goddess, couture turned street,
Every line she designed had the system beat.
From Sex to Savile Row, she stitched the divide,
A hustler with the needle, mad genius with pride.
She said, “Fashion ain’t quiet, it’s a riot, a fight,”
Turned fabric into freedom, put the crown in her sight.
She’s the dame of the game, spittin’ fire on the frame,
Westwood forever, carve her name in the flame.
From the catwalk to the alley, hear the people yell
“Vivienne raised hell, and she wore it well.”
So raise up your fists for the queen in tartan,
Westwood’s legacy, yeah, it’s just startin’.
Hardcore, hardcore, let the system know,
Vivienne Westwood. forever run the show.





![Bewick on the Wall
Bewick on the Wall
[Verse 1]
See that face above the doorway,
Watching every passer-by,
With a stone-cold little secret
And a question in his eyes.
Red brick, rain streak, city afternoon,
I stopped beneath him
And started writing this tune.
[Chorus]
Bewick on the wall,
You were never theirs at all.
While they praised the crown
And the marble halls,
You carved the wild
Where the proud carved kings.
Bewick on the wall,
You made the smallest voices sing.
[Verse 2]
They put your name in silver,
They carved your years in stone,
You drew A History of British Birds
And made their wildness known.
Streetlights, footsteps,
Shadows running fast,
Maybe every city claims
Somebody from its past.
[Chorus]
Bewick on the wall,
You were never theirs at all.
While they praised the crown
And the marble halls,
You carved the wild
Where the proud carved kings.
Bewick on the wall,
You made the smallest voices sing.
[Bridge]
I looked away,
The church bell rang,
I could’ve sworn
Your shadow changed.
[Final Chorus]
Bewick on the wall,
Maybe you’re not stone at all.
When the shops shut down
And the night rolls on,
You walk these streets
Till the first birdsong.
Bewick on the wall,
You made the smallest voices sing.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Owes you everything.
[Outro]
I want to be a bird
In one of your books
I want to be a bird
In one of your books
I want to be a bird
In one of your books
I want to be a bird
In one of your books
Bewick on the wall…
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