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I have looked upon the latter but much prefer the former. Memo: take a letter to my parliamentary candidate stating unequivocally that this life's not the life for me and could he see a way to see a brighter lighter future for me. But my candidate can oft' be seen at Weatherspoons in Bethnal Green supping on a pint of ale (and then I wonder why I fail) So it's down to me to make a future I can see the storm clouds brewing. Chewing on a blade of grass I pass the hat around. Opportunities abound and I must leap to keep another date with some politician on the make. The doorbell chimes a memory of better times the postman brings me several letters one from 'Zetters' (8 draws on the football pool) I'm off to celebrate. The parliamentary candidate can kiss my **** he's just a fool and now I'm as rich as Midas you may find me somewhere by a sea where I once pinned my dreams upon those flowing streams just to see if they would float. but now I'll buy a boat and sail away this is my day And as a postscript I must write: I've never been happy with the man they chose To represent me behind closed doors and plan my life. Now my life is planned atop the ocean's wave and so I wave goodbye don't cry I won't.
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May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013 at 6:41 AM UTC
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I have looked upon the latter but much prefer the former. Memo: take a letter to my parliamentary candidate stating unequivocally that this life's not the life for me and could he see a way to see a brighter lighter future for me. But my candidate can oft' be seen at Weatherspoons in Bethnal Green supping on a pint of ale (and then I wonder why I fail) So it's down to me to make a future I can see the storm clouds brewing. Chewing on a blade of grass I pass the hat around. Opportunities abound and I must leap to keep another date with some politician on the make. The doorbell chimes a memory of better times the postman brings me several letters one from 'Zetters' (8 draws on the football pool) I'm off to celebrate. The parliamentary candidate can kiss my **** he's just a fool and now I'm as rich as Midas you may find me somewhere by a sea where I once pinned my dreams upon those flowing streams just to see if they would float. but now I'll buy a boat and sail away this is my day And as a postscript I must write: I've never been happy with the man they chose To represent me behind closed doors and plan my life. Now my life is planned atop the ocean's wave and so I wave goodbye don't cry I won't.
john-edward-smallshaw
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May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013 at 6:41 AM UTC
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