So that’s what “Aye” is about, that kind of ego death that I and a lot of people are having where I just want out. But Boris, he’s been hailed as a fucking champion! But the incompetence of the Tories, it’s a new level. But if Corbyn did all of these things, they’d have called him a mentalist. And now, because of the pandemic, Boris has ended up doing loads of socialist shit.
And the irony is, some of the things that he was doing that were genuinely left-wing, like re-nationalising the railways, I thought that was a great idea. But because of the nature of the press, they made sure that he was never gonna fucking win, or be heard.
I am very left-wing, and I did like Corbyn. I’m just fucking sat here going, well this is ridiculous. And the right-wing are just a bunch of racist fucking morons. And then the normal people are left with this really embarrassing online presence of the left-wing, which is just so completely snooty, really up their own arses, and really elitist. They just watch everything go by, completely untouched by everything. So “Aye” is focused on how the 1% are totally having a great time during all of this. The working-class feel like they’ve been left behind, and I don’t blame them. Because when big companies talk about class, it’s dangerous for them. I think we SHOULD be fighting all the culture wars as well, but I also think that the focus needs to be re-aligned. And I think the left-wing have sort of discarded the working classes for the culture wars that we’re fighting. I think we’re in a very, very strange time the polarity between the two sides has divided the whole world. Blyth Valley just voted Tory for the first time ever. Song starring by Ashok Kumar, Madhubala, Helen, K N Singh.There’s a couple of songs on this record that are about the feelings of a lot of working-class people. This song’s music composed by O P Naiyyar and lyrics are written by Hasrat Jaipuri. Aaiye Meharbaan Lyrics: The one of the best old sensuous song lyrics from the movie Howrah Bridge (1958) which is sung by Asha Bhosle.
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