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Post by Administrator on Apr 29, 2017 21:31:53 GMT
INJUSTICE
I feel for the men who have been cheated The ones that went through the war They fought for the process of freedom And saw all the blood and the gore They are strapped with a measly old pension Though they rarely complain Their pleasure is down at the local In out of the wind and the rain Say “good day” to the Landlord And just settle down with a jar Tamp on a pipe of tobacco Relax and smoke in the bar Now those bloody Do-Gooders Have ruined the peace of the old By making them stop what they are doing And go out for a smoke in the cold I reckon for all them true smokers That laid their life on the line It's a case of selfish injustice And law ahead of it’s time The heroes of England like Nelson Would turn and revolve in their tombs If they heard of the rule of no smoking And insult added to wounds..
Joe Earl
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upot
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Post by upot on May 2, 2018 13:16:41 GMT
I am impressed
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