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Lived in a small village Of which we will see A fair way from town But someone to be Aiming to try and understate To understand not undermine And to be free To pick up a road through the town Into work Into office or ****** or Library shop Newspaper round and cinema Ironmonger and motor Someone's sister had a car She parked on the hill She was *** in her car In short skirt tight shirt Jacket on her back Made of leather Lined with fur Ringed hands knuckled on her wheel And her ankle’s playing with a Buckle on the other side Of the battered skin of a Leather boot bearing no Resemblance to the boot Creaking under toes of The other foot Her knees are never static like A spark is never still though always in one place Tight up in her skirt Sitting in the low seat With the car's door open A new song on the radio And the blues in her heart © scribler 2004
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Oct 12, 2011
Oct 12, 2011 at 4:35 AM UTC
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Lived in a small village Of which we will see A fair way from town But someone to be Aiming to try and understate To understand not undermine And to be free To pick up a road through the town Into work Into office or ****** or Library shop Newspaper round and cinema Ironmonger and motor Someone's sister had a car She parked on the hill She was *** in her car In short skirt tight shirt Jacket on her back Made of leather Lined with fur Ringed hands knuckled on her wheel And her ankle’s playing with a Buckle on the other side Of the battered skin of a Leather boot bearing no Resemblance to the boot Creaking under toes of The other foot Her knees are never static like A spark is never still though always in one place Tight up in her skirt Sitting in the low seat With the car's door open A new song on the radio And the blues in her heart © scribler 2004
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Oct 12, 2011
Oct 12, 2011 at 4:35 AM UTC
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