| Song | English murder |
| Artist | Sol Invictus |
| Album | Trees in Winter |
| I wait here by the coast, in the company of ghosts | |
| I sit and watch the world go by, sometimes I just sit and cry | |
| Just another English murder, a poster on the station wall | |
| Just another English murder, Britannia gone rotten to the core | |
| I carry my guilt like a watch, but one that just won't stop | |
| Doomed by the hands of God, whose giggling won't stop | |
| Chorus | |
| By the line she lies dead, beneath a mattress, her deathbed | |
| In England - this septic isle; in England—Maxwell smiles | |
| Chorus | |
| Just another English murder, your photo on my wall | |
| Just another English murder, it doesn't look like you at all in the dark |
| I wait here by the coast, in the company of ghosts | |
| I sit and watch the world go by, sometimes I just sit and cry | |
| Just another English murder, a poster on the station wall | |
| Just another English murder, Britannia gone rotten to the core | |
| I carry my guilt like a watch, but one that just won' t stop | |
| Doomed by the hands of God, whose giggling won' t stop | |
| Chorus | |
| By the line she lies dead, beneath a mattress, her deathbed | |
| In England this septic isle in England Maxwell smiles | |
| Chorus | |
| Just another English murder, your photo on my wall | |
| Just another English murder, it doesn' t look like you at all in the dark |