Liver birds on royal towers clock a rock hope st we meet down knotty ash diddy bash the cavern club Beatles past while my guitar gently weeps

Hold my hands so i can stand my legs no more also very sore sorry to be a bore

Bless thy thee shine may you always dine down the railway line sing a song for all time the room was so bare

In spite of fathers sternest strictures sue spent each evening at the pictures you see a lot of reels he said

up town girl Luton town village green fair ground caddington club my subs back cricketers pub grub five oaks trees school shrubs

Abide with thee your so sad to see but thy remain free along all to see a moment with thee

walk as i talk backpack to sack of a trying day to the end thy hill what a weary day

Over the hills sit dan windy rain with sam we begin to date ham walk down the stairs fair to share we stare

to a bairns cuddle doon to a misty moon tis a home poet from the toon remember the miners

My dear love thee the world is so free my heart sad apart fears of thy fate hate maybe our last date

a soldiers to be wears with pride for all to see in my uniform to serve my country

Down sir matt busby way Stretford red devils play George best here to stay red blood on his shirt scores a goal in the dirt

deep heart tears i miss thee groans of pains not to see thee dark despair

The curse of humanity to bear thy sick art limp rabbit’s in fields i so cry displeasure in thee to live in thy plain

North Devon in heaven all summer i thee stayed work my home for a bone wet my suit cold to a tone surf in the bay i am to old