2020
| Tune: | Original |
| Lyrics: | Bob Vylan |
| Composer: | Bob Vylan |
Vylan recounts experiences of racial abuse and stereotyping, punctuated by the refrain ‘We didn’t appear out of thin air / We live here’, intensified by distorted guitar, assertive vocals and well-placed profanity. Released during a summer of Black Lives Matter protest, the song also recalls the 1993 racist murder of Stephen Lawrence. Its video represents archetypal London-Englishness: fish and chips, pubs, playing pool, corner-shops and council estates. Vylan wears a T-shirt referencing anarcho-punks Crass, and communicates a particular English experience.
| Cause: | Anti-racist |
| Theme: | Overview/England |
| Addressed to: | English | The People |
| Target of Protest: | Bigots | Ethnic/National group |
| Proposal/Solution: | Emancipation |