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Regular as clockwork the spotters gather there binoculars and notebooks as up the track they stare assembled on the platform with all the day to spare they put the world to rights and wait without a care clad in finest anorak tweed caps are in this year their fleecy inners covering heads once thick with hair Every day I see them sometimes just a pair shuffling on the concrete sometimes with a chair Pensions less than peanuts Blame young Tony Blair But everything forgotten at sight of one thats rare Life is breathed to tired legs nostrils start to flare sweaty palms note hastily with eager thank you prayer And oh the day the Queen came They stood in open air and cheered to see that engine sweep in with royal flare I'll not be hear to watch you From comfy office chair From now on I'll be missing But I know you'll still be there
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Jan 24, 2010
Jan 24, 2010 at 9:50 PM UTC
Trainspotters from my window
Regular as clockwork the spotters gather there binoculars and notebooks as up the track they stare assembled on the platform with all the day to spare they put the world to rights and wait without a care clad in finest anorak tweed caps are in this year their fleecy inners covering heads once thick with hair Every day I see them sometimes just a pair shuffling on the concrete sometimes with a chair Pensions less than peanuts Blame young Tony Blair But everything forgotten at sight of one thats rare Life is breathed to tired legs nostrils start to flare sweaty palms note hastily with eager thank you prayer And oh the day the Queen came They stood in open air and cheered to see that engine sweep in with royal flare I'll not be hear to watch you From comfy office chair From now on I'll be missing But I know you'll still be there
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Jan 24, 2010
Jan 24, 2010 at 9:50 PM UTC
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