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Cycling past buisness girls on his way through Camden town between towering grey buildings and tourists that frown The lights turns to red and like a one legged man at the curb he drifts off to a land that to some, seems absurb Where honey-eyed tales of piglet and Pooh are driven  by toads tooting, **** **** poo Peddling along the reeling, rolling,rambeling road some drunkard guy made on famiular BBC air waves his voice often played Through rich green ridings, wild moor and dales 2-50 stands the church clock that so sweetly never fails Hatless on Ilkley, bathed and bathed in York tea-time fancies at Harrogate, whilst watching like some Kes pearched hawk Nodding and humming to  sounds of the Brighouse and Rastric bands and still finding time to paddle a little, on sun drenched Gigglewick sands Red turns to green as he wobbles and peddles away down Boris's yellow brick road To Settel, for supper with                                                        Raty                                                                      Mole                                                                                      Badger                                                                                                            and Toad
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Feb 25, 2011
Feb 25, 2011 at 8:59 AM UTC
The talking in Alan's head
Cycling past buisness girls on his way through Camden town between towering grey buildings and tourists that frown The lights turns to red and like a one legged man at the curb he drifts off to a land that to some, seems absurb Where honey-eyed tales of piglet and Pooh are driven  by toads tooting, **** **** poo Peddling along the reeling, rolling,rambeling road some drunkard guy made on famiular BBC air waves his voice often played Through rich green ridings, wild moor and dales 2-50 stands the church clock that so sweetly never fails Hatless on Ilkley, bathed and bathed in York tea-time fancies at Harrogate, whilst watching like some Kes pearched hawk Nodding and humming to  sounds of the Brighouse and Rastric bands and still finding time to paddle a little, on sun drenched Gigglewick sands Red turns to green as he wobbles and peddles away down Boris's yellow brick road To Settel, for supper with                                                        Raty                                                                      Mole                                                                                      Badger                                                                                                            and Toad
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Feb 25, 2011
Feb 25, 2011 at 8:59 AM UTC
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