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Cheese on toast

by @john-edward-smallshaw

I see a payload on the rocky road and no one's crying wolf we're a long,long way from Tipperary but there's warships in the gulf. The clock spins back,the lights burn low and off we go once more we're a long,long way from Tipperary but it's still a bloody war.
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Aug 28, 2013
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