[00:19.41]In the board room the quiet man takes a second to think what to do
[00:27.97]He's out of his seat and he's starting to speak
[00:31.91]And he hears his own voice
[00:33.72]
[00:37.28]For years and years he's done nothing but bow down and put up with all their demands
[00:43.35]
[00:46.19]She sits like a viper and offers the clock
[00:49.88]Without giving a damn
[00:51.75]
[00:55.11]He takes it
[00:57.18]"Honour forbids me but honour be damned
[00:59.23]You have whined till you got what you want
[01:05.40]
[01:05.91]I did the work and when things were going badly
[01:09.78]You left us to rot"
[01:15.81]
[01:34.32]He locked the door or the boardroom
[01:36.88]And turned like the scene from the old country song
[01:42.23]Towering over the table he's lost
[01:47.03]He is drunk with it all
[01:49.54]"You only
[01:52.04]Came back to us when we'd turned it around
[01:54.73]When we'd rescued your arse from the fire
[02:00.33]Your contribution to all that we did was to say
[02:04.46]it was dire"
[02:05.33]
[02:45.59]"Night after day after night I've been working
[02:49.02]Despite of you ****ing us all
[02:52.28]
[02:53.90]Now I'm going to die I don't care if you cry
[02:57.96]Just please leave me alone
[03:00.33]
[03:01.78]And spare your tears from yourself
[03:04.84]We've had those till we're sick
[03:07.02]You should leave while you still have the chance"
[03:10.28]
[03:12.15]The others were shocked at this shameless disgrace
[03:16.41]At the end of an honoured career
[03:20.85]He paused in the silence to pull down his tie
[03:25.10]And observe the melee